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NFVCB has incinerated a collection of seized adult and pirated movies worth over N150m in Ikoyi, Lagos.
The National Film and Video Censors Board today in the Lagos office of the Board b¥rned p%rnographic and unclassified films and video works worth over N150million.
The Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Board, Shaibu Husseini P.hd who performed the b¥rning exercise in the presence of media stated that the exercise would be replicated in all the Zonal Offices of the Board. He reaffirmed that the Board has zero tolerance for p%rnographic and unclassified films and videos, noting they make filmmakers not to get reward from their works. He said the Board under his watch would intensify the fight against unclassified Films and videos works including p%rnographic materials as they were alien to our culture.
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He said contrary to speculations in some quarters, “We are not here to frustrate any sector of our economy but to create an administrative system that ensures the benefits of a thriving tax system for all our citizens.”
The Vice President, represented by the Special Adviser to the President on General Duties (Office of The Vice President), Aliyu Moddibo Umar, spoke on Saturday at the close-out retreat of the Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee held at the Transcorp Hilton, Abuja.
According to a statement by his spokesman Stanley Nkwocha, the Vice President explained that the policy thrust of the Tinubu administration’s tax reforms, pointing out that the dynamics of the nation’s fiscal landscape prompted the Tinubu administration to pause and reconsider the direction it was going.
“Our aim remains the revitalisation of revenue generation in Nigeria while sustaining an investment-friendly and globally competitive business environment,” he noted. While expressing confidence in the ability of the committee to deliver on the mandate, the Vice President emphasised the significance of the task ahead, noting that “we are gathered today because we are transitioning from the phase of proposal in the operations of this committee’s work to the phase of implementation.
I am confident that both the federal and state governments stand ready to ensure the effective implementation of your reform proposals, and we shall provide the institutional framework to guarantee the adoption of the consensuses of this committee, aligning them with our economic agenda,” he added.
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A medical doctor has said his wife had caesarean section and was walking within 3 hours as he f+ghts tooth-and-nail with critics on X.
The doctor said to him Caesarean section is not a major operation although there are still doctors who caesarean operation is a major one for as women still d#e on the operation table, some due to poor post-surgery management by the quacks employed by the doctors. For him his wife began walking after 3 hours of birth from caesarean operation.
But this didn’t go down well with some women, they said he is wicked and how can he allow his wife began walking after 3 hours of surgery, how did she managed the effect of the anesthesia. Others said he was lying as it is not possible.
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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has asked the Central Bank of Nigeria to suspend the implementation of the controversial cybersecurity levy policy amid rejection by Nigerians.
A presidential source who spoke to Instablog9ja on Sunday, May 12, said, “It’s true. President Tinubu gave the directive last week for the Cybersecurity levy to be suspended. The President is sensitive to what Nigerians feel. And he will not want to proceed with implementing a policy that adds to the burden of the people.”
This followed the decision of the House of Representatives, which, last Thursday, asked the CBN to withdraw its circular directing all banks to commence charging 0.5 per cent cybersecurity levy on all electronic transactions in the country.
It would be recalled that CBN, on May 6, 2024, issued a circular mandating all banks, mobile money operators, and payment service providers to implement a new cybersecurity levy. The levy did not go down well with Nigerians, the Nigerian Labour Congress, and the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprises.
NCL rejected the levy noting it would worsen the economic hardship on Nigerians. Similarly, CPPE, in a statement by its director, Dr Muda Yusuf, called for its suspension as it is insensitive when Nigerians face severe economic hardship.
