US Edition'Unfounded, Misleading' - Reps Deputy Spokesperson Blasts Ndume’s Claims on Tax Laws Falsification
- Deputy Spokesperson Philip Agbese rejected Senator Ali Ndume's claims that tax laws were falsified, calling them "sheer mischief".
- Senator Ndume accused the federal government of treating Nigerians with levity and claimed discrepancies between the tax laws passed by the National Assembly and the version signed by President Bola Tinubu.
- The House formed a committee to investigate discrepancies raised by Representative Abdulsamad Dasuki, while the House released Certified True Copies to clarify the official texts.
- Agbese emphasized that all legislative processes were followed and stressed the importance of transparency and accountability in addressing public doubt.
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thengblog.com.ng'Unfounded, misleading' - Reps Deputy Spokesperson blasts Ndume’s claims on tax laws falsification
Deputy Spokesperson for House of Representatives, Rep. Philip Agbese, has dismissed claims by Senator Ali Ndume, Borno South that the tax laws recently
“No Version Of The Tax Law Was Manipulated” — Reps React To Ndume’s Allegation Of Discrepancies
The House of Representatives has dismissed allegations that the recently passed tax laws were falsified, describing the claims as misleading and capable of undermining public confidence in the legislature. Deputy Spokesperson of the House, Hon. Philip Agbese, made the clarification during an interview on Sunday in Abuja while reacting to assertions by Senator Ali Ndume (Borno South) that discrepancies existed between the tax laws passed by the N…
Reps Spokesperson Rejects Ndume’s Tax Laws Falsification Claims as ‘Unfounded, Misleading’
The Deputy Spokesperson of the House of Representatives, Hon. Philip Agbese, has strongly refuted allegations made by Senator Ali Ndume that certain sections of Nigeria’s tax laws were falsified or improperly amended during the legislative process. In a statement issued on Sunday, February 1, 2026, Agbese described Ndume’s claims as “unfounded, misleading, and mischievous,” insisting that the tax reform bills currently under consideration passed…
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