Lagos most peaceful for doing business Dangote
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the governor explained that pensioners owner occupiers ngos churches and mosques are exempted from the payment of land use charge2 africas richest business mogul alhaji aliko dangote on tuesday described lagos as the most convenient and peaceful state for doing business2 he also supported the governor akinwumi ambodes appeal to lagos residents and business community to continue to pay tax2 you should pay your taxes to lagos state dangote said2 during the question and answer session ambode assured every lagosian that he would make their taxes work for them with a transparent and incorruptible government with good value for taxes paid2 we are not true citizens until we become responsible tax payers2 if the vision of a prosperous lagos is to be achieved the state must retreat from borrowing to finance its infrastructure and pay back later in the future with high interest rate2 he also appealed to residents to embrace the land use charge and ensure that commercial property owners pay the charge2 i am not advertising for lagos but try another state you will see hell he said in a terse remark at the forum of lagos means business2 the good part of the arguments trailing the lagos land use charge is that the state government is ready for dialogue and will welcome the complaints of dissatisfied members of the public in this regard2 the good part of the arguments trailing the lagos land use charge is that the state government is ready for dialogue2 business owners paying land use charge should see it as part of their corporate social responsibilities2 he also urged citizens to have a change of orientation on how governments properties were handled2 the properties should be protected so that resources expended on repairs could be channelled to other areas of needs2 although the state spends a large chunk of its revenue on recurrent charges but could not retrench civil servant2 they are only about 103000 taking care of 24 million people. they help to keep the social fabric together he said2

Lagos most peaceful for doing business Dangote
News & Trends •
the governor explained that pensioners owner occupiers ngos churches and mosques are exempted from the payment of land use charge2 africas richest business mogul alhaji aliko dangote on tuesday described lagos as the most convenient and peaceful state for doing business2 he also supported the governor akinwumi ambodes appeal to lagos residents and business community to continue to pay tax2 you should pay your taxes to lagos state dangote said2 during the question and answer session ambode assured every lagosian that he would make their taxes work for them with a transparent and incorruptible government with good value for taxes paid2 we are not true citizens until we become responsible tax payers2 if the vision of a prosperous lagos is to be achieved the state must retreat from borrowing to finance its infrastructure and pay back later in the future with high interest rate2 he also appealed to residents to embrace the land use charge and ensure that commercial property owners pay the charge2 i am not advertising for lagos but try another state you will see hell he said in a terse remark at the forum of lagos means business2 the good part of the arguments trailing the lagos land use charge is that the state government is ready for dialogue and will welcome the complaints of dissatisfied members of the public in this regard2 the good part of the arguments trailing the lagos land use charge is that the state government is ready for dialogue2 business owners paying land use charge should see it as part of their corporate social responsibilities2 he also urged citizens to have a change of orientation on how governments properties were handled2 the properties should be protected so that resources expended on repairs could be channelled to other areas of needs2 although the state spends a large chunk of its revenue on recurrent charges but could not retrench civil servant2 they are only about 103000 taking care of 24 million people. they help to keep the social fabric together he said2