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Nigerian Dancer Ben Dancer Completes Seven-Day Dance Marathon, Awaits Guinness Verdict

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Nigerian dancer and choreographer Benjamin Daniel Gabriel , popularly known as Ben Dancer , has completed a remarkable seven-day dance marathon in Lagos as he seeks to set a new Guinness World Records title . The dancer ended the physically demanding challenge after dancing for 176 hours, 52 minutes and 59 seconds , according to reports, taking his performance well beyond the seven-day target he initially set for himself. However, despite completing the marathon, Ben Dancer has not yet been officially declared a Guinness World Records holder. His evidence will have to go through the organisation's verification process before the record can be confirmed. Ben Dancer Goes Beyond His Seven-Day Target Ben Dancer began the endurance challenge in Lagos on September 22, with the aim of dancing continuously for seven days. His initial target was 168 hours , equivalent to seven days. But after reaching that milestone, he continued dancing for several more hours. His team said the fi...

President Tinubu to Sign Four Landmark Tax Reform Bills on Thursday



President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is set to make a bold move in Nigeria’s economic restructuring by signing four major tax reform bills into law on Thursday, June 27, 2025. This marks a critical milestone in his administration’s plan to simplify the tax system and enhance revenue generation.


The new tax bills were developed by the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, led by Taiwo Oyedele. The bills aim to address longstanding issues such as multiple taxation, tax evasion, and poor coordination among tax authorities across the country.


The first is the Consolidated Tax Reform Bill, which merges overlapping tax laws and removes redundant levies. This will make it easier for businesses and individuals to understand and comply with Nigeria’s tax regulations.


The second is the Tax Administration Bill, which standardizes tax practices at the federal, state, and local levels. This will reduce duplication and streamline the entire tax process.


The third bill, the Nigeria Revenue Service (Establishment) Bill, replaces the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) with a more autonomous and efficient Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS). The NRS will have broader powers to collect tax and non-tax revenues.


Lastly, the Joint Tax Board (Establishment) Bill introduces a unified oversight body for tax matters and includes provisions for a Tax Appeal Tribunal and Tax Ombudsman. These structures are meant to protect taxpayer rights and resolve disputes quickly.


The signing ceremony will take place at the Presidential Villa in Abuja and will be witnessed by key government officials, including ministers, lawmakers, and state governors.


These reforms are expected to improve Nigeria’s ease of doing business, increase investor confidence, and boost government revenue through more effective tax collection.


Stay connected to Luchiinter.blogger.com for updates on this transformative step in Nigeria’s economic journey.

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