The data will highlight popular attitudes
towards taxation and governments’ effectiveness in using revenue, giving
officials accomplishments to brag about as well as targets for future work. The
release will also compare Nigerian attitudes to those of greater Africa.
The release event, which will commence at 9
am March 5 at the Best Western Plus Hotel 12 Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos
will include debate and brainstorming about how citizens see taxation and the
tax agencies across Africa. Holding the taxation discussion of citizens’
attitudes on taxation in Lagos is recognition of
the volume of economic activities going on in the city and its role as a leader
on matters of taxation and fiscal management in Africa.
Afrobarometer surveys are based on nationally representative
samples. These 34-country results therefore represent the views of
approximately three-quarters (76%) of the continent’s population.
Join us for the release of results of this
unprecedented Africa-wide survey.
Date: 5th March, 2014
Venue: Best Western Plus Hotel, 12 Allen Avenue Ikeja, Lagos
Time: 9am
Please confirm your attendance with Raphael Mbaegbu, +234 806 329 2096;
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