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Iyabo Ojo Battles Sanwo-Olu

Popular actress, Iyabo Ojo has cried out to Nigerians about Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu and his government.

She took to social media and wrote:

“@jidesanwoolu @lagosstategovt, please, how do you people come up with these outrageous personal income taxes you send on a daily basis?”

“After paying for different types of taxes for one’s businesses, house & all…. you still come up with all this huge amount and give me 7 days to pay up, lol.”

“Last time, you people asked me to come to your office, I came, you asked me to explain and declare what I earn, which I did with my tax consultant, but no you did not respond to my letter, because you want me to pay you an outrageous amount that I do not have, make I go thief ni? I ask again, ‘How do you people come up with such outrageous bills?’”

“What have you people ever done for me as a government? NOTHING. Since you guys insist, You can gladly come and close down my business, arrest me, jail me, or kill me for all I care, we all will die one day.”

For those who don’t know, the Lagos State Government gave her seven (7) days to pay a sum of N18,640,092.00 as personal income tax or risk jail.

The State Government in a letter sent to the actress:

“We refer to the Declaration of Income and Claims for Reliefs and Allowance (Filling of Returns) filed on our Etax.lirs.net platform for income year 2022.”

“Based on review of your returns and in line with Section 54 of the Personal Income Tax Act, you are hereby assessed to tax liability in the sum of N7,576,000.25 contained in the enclosed assessment notice.”

“Consequently, you have an outstanding liability of N1,264.092.00 for 2021 Income year. You are enjoined to pay a total sum of N18,640,092.00 to government coffers through any of the designed banks with seve n (7) days of receipt of this letter.”

“Failure to comply with the above directives, this office would in addition to the tax due impose penalty and interest as provided for in Sections 76 & 77 of the reference Act.”

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