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A virtual interactive session titled “Impact of the New Tax Reform Laws on Nigerians in the Diaspora” will be organized by the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) in cooperation with the Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee.
The conversation, according to Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairman/CEO of NiDCOM, shows the Federal Government’s dedication to openness and inclusivity in the application of policies.
The meeting is set for Friday, October 10, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. (Nigeria Time) with the goal of educating Nigerians abroad about the ramifications of the recently passed tax legislation.
In terms of obligations and compliance, it will also offer a transparent forum for resolving ambiguities.
According to Dabiri-Erewa, Nigerians living abroad must be well-informed about the new tax structure and how it might affect their economic endeavors since they are important contributors to the country’s progress.
Participants will receive practical insights and questions answered by professionals from the Presidential Committee and related agencies throughout the session.
Registration is encouraged for all participants in advance through *https://forms.gle/gnad3z5Wf7JjcamA8* or by scanning the QR code for the event.
The Nigerian-American commander Captain Kelechi Ndukwe, meanwhile, has received congratulations from NIDCOM on his elevation to Commander of the US Navy’s Rota, Spain-based Destroyer Squadron 60 and Task Force 65.
A statement from the Media, Public Relations, and Protocols unit, signed by Gabriel Odu, disclosed this information.
According to reports, the Commission announced in Abuja on September 26, 2025, that Ndukwe will now be in charge of U.S. Navy destroyer operations in the Mediterranean, Africa, and Europe.
Years of leadership in global naval operations and service are reflected in his new position.
First, Ndukwe made history in April 2021 when he was appointed the first Nigerian-American to command the USS Halsey (DDG-97), a guided-missile destroyer in the U.S. Navy.
He was the son of Nigerian immigrants, and his ascent to the highest levels of the U.S. Navy has been characterized as a tale of greatness, discipline, and determination.
His promotion, according to the Commission, is a source of pride for Nigeria, the international naval community, and Nigerians residing overseas in addition to being a personal accomplishment.
It additionally promised ongoing assistance for Nigerians living abroad who use their labor and principles to change the world.
Once more congratulating Commander Ndukwe, NIDCOM described his career as an inspiration to Nigerians around the world.
