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Godswill Akpabio, the Senate President, has come under fire from Senator Ali Ndume, who represents Borno South in the National Assembly, for asserting that the new tax bill passed by the Senate contains no inconsistencies.
According to reports, Akpabio stated during the Wednesday plenary that the new tax law is not as tainted as the public had thought.
But Ndume disagreed with Akpabio in an interview on Arise Television’s “Prime Time” show, claiming that the new tax is essentially defective.
Ndume claims that the Gazette for the new tax law has at least two copies, emphasizing that he was one among those who pointed out the discrepancies between what was approved and what President Bola Tinubu signed.
Instead of claiming there is no adulteration, Ndume pointed out that Akpabo should form a commission to investigate the disparities.
“We called the leadership to let them know that the president did not sign what we passed,” he stated. Why Sen. Akpabio is claiming there are no disparities when he ought to form a committee to investigate is beyond me.
“You will concur with me that even Taiwo Oyedele, the Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Tax Reform, acknowledged that there are differences, two versions, or at least two versions of the tax law, and that the National Assembly must take action if necessary.
“The existence of disparities is not my concern. I’m concerned about doing things in private. This government is run by, for, and on behalf of the people. And why in the world would you conceal anything, even if it was private?
The Senate President’s statement that there is no adulteration surprises me. That is not what he should do. He should say, “Okay, we’ll find out.” Form a committee to investigate, as the House of Representatives has done as well.
“I will discuss that with him. They cannot simply put this under the rug. Why, do you know? You can’t construct on contested grounds or on nothing at all.
“What happens if someone goes to court now? Do you believe the court won’t hear them? The initial approach they are taking is riddled with inconsistencies and disagreement.
