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E-levy: “We don’t want it today or tomorrow” – Walewale residents tell Bawumia
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Some residents of Walewale in the North East Region have called on the Vice President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, to intervene and stop the passage of the E levy Bill.
According to them they are able to safeguard their business capital on the mobile money platform rather than holding cash, hence are spared from robbery attacks.
The residents therefore noted that the levy’s passage will have adverse implications, including the collapse of their businesses.
Speaking to JoyNews, a fridge technician, Hamidu Abakar said implementing the levy will put pressure on his little income.
“As for the E-levy, we don’t want it today; we don’t want it tomorrow. So we want the Vice President, [Mr Bawumia] to come out and tell the Majority to stop pushing for it,” he stated.
One Civil Servant, Mohammed Rabiw, believed that the tax policy is regressive and should be aborted immediately.