- President Bola Tinubu abolished the 5 percent excise tax on telecom services on 19 August 2025
- The Nigerian Communications Commission confirmed the abolishment on 20 August 2025
- The tax was previously suspended in 2023 but faced attempts for reinstatement in 2024
- The abolition aims to improve affordability and service standards in the telecom sector
- The tax faced opposition from consumer advocacy groups and industry stakeholders
- Concerns included increased digital access costs and strain on telecom operators
Source: regfollower.com
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