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IMF s call to increase taxes disaster for Nigeria s economy – NECA – The Sun Nigeria

IMF s call to increase taxes disaster for Nigeria s economy – NECA – The Sun Nigeria
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NECA Disagrees With IMF Over Call For Increased Taxes

The Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA) has warned the federal Government against obeying the advice of International Monetary Fund’s(IMF’s)

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Currency shortage: NECA cautions NLC over plan to shut down CBN – The Sun Nigeria

Currency shortage: NECA cautions NLC over plan to shut down CBN – The Sun Nigeria
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With Many Nigerians Paying N250-N400 for Petrol, Marketers, Economists, Private Sector Insist on Full Deregulation

With Many Nigerians Paying N250-N400 for Petrol, Marketers, Economists, Private Sector Insist on Full Deregulation
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With Many Nigerians Paying N250-N400 for Petrol, Marketers, Economists, OPS Insist on Full Deregulation – THISDAYLIVE

With Many Nigerians Paying N250-N400 for Petrol, Marketers, Economists, OPS Insist on Full Deregulation – THISDAYLIVE
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