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“Increasing Tax On Alcoholic Drinks Is Very Good”- Shehu Sani Says, Gives Reasons

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“Increasing Tax On Alcoholic Drinks Is Very Good”- Shehu Sani Says, Gives Reasons

Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah

Nigerian activist and social media critic, Shehu Sani has spoken on the proposed tax on alcoholic, carbonated drinks, others by President Bola Tinubu-led administration. CONTINUE READING

 

 

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The former member of the red chamber has revealed the increased tax on alcoholic drinks because it will reduce the addiction and make Nigerians buy the local ones.

“Increasing tax on Alcoholic drinks is very good;drop the habit and free your soul or patronize the local one”, He said.  CONTINUE READING

 

 

 

He further added that increasing the tax on carbonated drinks is not the right thing to do but will make Nigerians switch to local fruits.

“Increasing tax on carbonated drinks is bad,but you can also switch to healthy ones like oranges or pineapples.”

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See some reactions from Netizens below;

Teetalk-“they are coming for bet companies soon and holosho business, man will tax everything taxable. UK in Nigeria.”

Mazi-“I think they should also increase taxes on cigarettes.”

Yoila-“People actually believe that alcoholics have a choice. It’s sad. Every form of substance people get addicted to is a form of painkiller. The question should not be ‘why the addiction?’ But ‘why the pain?’ we have to begin to see addiction as a medical issue and not a moral issue.”

Sir Kuli Kuli-“The addiction in Nigerians is as solid as the citizens themselves. Every govt increase tax on mostly harmful products that are consumable, but to everyone’s surprise; the consumers will tripple the amount of consumption. Just watch out the numbers of bear parlor will increase.”

Source: Bushradiogist

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