Niger State Environmental Protection Agency Responds to False Tax Allegations Against Petty Traders





Niger State Environmental Protection Agency Clarifies Position on Petty Traders' Tax Allegations.

The Niger State Environmental Protection Agency (NSEPA) has denied allegations of imposing a ₦100,800 tax on petty traders, calling the claim "completely untrue.

The agency has a established system for categorizing businesses and defining levies, which doesn't arbitrarily target petty traders.

An automated billing system is in place, but it doesn't apply to petty traders.

The "Pay-as-you-throw" initiative supports petty traders, allowing them to buy litter bags for ₦150 for safe waste disposal.

Non-compliance with the initiative may lead to incorrect billing; petty traders receiving erroneous bills should scan their barcodes for clarification.

The agency criticizes misinformation spread and urges responsible reporting, reassuring citizens of its commitment to transparency and fairness

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