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Nigeria’s Tax Deadline Is Closer Than It Looks — What the Annual Returns Rule Really Means

As Nigeria’s annual tax filing deadline approaches, authorities are intensifying compliance efforts, warning individuals and businesses against late submissions. The push is part of a broader reform drive to expand the tax base and improve transparency. For many taxpayers, however, confusion remains over who must file, what qualifies as compliance, and what penalties apply.
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Nwifuru Sacks Appointees, Dethrones Monarch After Ebonyi Killings as State Moves to Quell Violence

Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru has dismissed government appointees, dissolved community leadership structures, and withdrawn a traditional ruler’s certificate following deadly attacks in parts of the state. The sweeping sanctions come as authorities respond to violent incidents that left at least four people killed, signalling a hardline approach to restoring order and preventing escalation.
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Electoral Act Delay and the 2027 Question: Why Time Is Becoming the Real Opponent

With barely a year to Nigeria’s 2027 general election, delays in passing the amended Electoral Act are triggering growing concern among civil society groups, analysts, and election managers. While the House has acted, the Senate’s hesitation is tightening timelines for reform, raising questions about preparedness, credibility, and whether legal certainty can still arrive in time.
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‘I Never Stopped Believing’: Djokovic Fires Back at Retirement Doubts After Reaching Australian Open Final

Novak Djokovic has responded sharply to suggestions that his career is nearing its end, saying he has never stopped believing in his ability to compete at the highest level. The Serbian spoke after defeating Jannik Sinner in a five-set Australian Open semi-final, setting up another final and reigniting debate over longevity and greatness in modern tennis.
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