A matsayinmu na ’yan kasa, idan muka biya haraji kan lokaci, muna taka muhimmiyar rawa wajen ganin jiharmu ta bunkasa da samun ci gaba.

Wadannan kudaden haraji kamar man fetur ne wanda ke ba da ikon inganta duk muna amfana da su, kamar makarantu masu kyau, asibitoci, da ingantattun hanyoyi. 

Don haka mu tabbatar mun biya haraji akan lokaci domin ci gaban jiharmu da kyautata rayuwar kowa. Hanyarmu ce ta zama ƴan ƙasa nagari da samar da ingantaccen canji.

Yana da matuƙar mahimmanci don bayyana cikakken bayanin kuɗin shiga don kimanta haraji. 

Ta yin haka, ba kawai kuna bin doka ba har ma kuna ba da gudummawa ga daidaito da daidaito na tsarin harajin mu.

Tabbatar da cewa an biya kuɗin harajin ku ga masu karɓar harajin da suka dace shine babban mataki na ƙidaya gudumawar ku na kuɗi. 

Yunkurin da kuke yi don samun kuɗin shiga bai kamata ya tafi a banza ba.

A matsayina na dan kasa nagari, na fahimci cewa haraji shine kashin bayan kudi na al’ummarmu, yana tallafawa ayyuka masu mahimmanci da zasu amfane mu duka, tun daga ilimi da kiwon lafiya zuwa abubuwan more rayuwa da amincin jama’a. 

Ta hanyar biyan haraji na da aminci, na shiga cikin walwala da ci gaban al’ummarmu.

Burinmu shi ne inganta daidaito da daidaito tsakanin jinsi wajen biyan haraji, da kokarin ganin an samar da daidaiton yanayin da mata masu fafutuka na yau da kullun ke biyan haraji kamar yadda takwarorinsu maza suke.

Biyan harajin kuɗin shiga don inganta tsarin kiwon lafiya da ilimi.

Biyan harajin ku zai baiwa gwamnati damar samun isassun kudaden shiga don biyan bukatunku kaman samar da tsaro, makarantu, hanyoyi da sauran ababen more rayuwa.

Yana da mahimmanci a sami fayyace game da inda kuɗin harajin ku ke tafiya da wanda ke karɓar su. 

Fahimtar wurin da gudummawar harajin ku ke nufi ba batun alhakin kuɗi ba ne kawai; game da zama ɗan ƙasa mai ilimi kuma mai himmaBabu wata kasa da ta bunkasa ba tare da sanya hannun ‘yan kasa cikin haraji ba, ta ba da goyon baya ga kawo sauyi a jiharmu ta hanyar biyan harajin mu.

A matsayina na mai biyan haraji, ina jin daɗin ganin inda kuɗin haraji na ke tafiya. A zahiri zan iya ganin abubuwan da yake taimakawa, kamar ingantattun hanyoyi, makarantu masu kyau, da asibitoci. 

Sanin cewa kuɗaɗena ke sa waɗannan abubuwan su faru ya sa na yi alfahari da kasancewa mai biyan haraji. 

Kamar ganin sakamakon kwazon ku da sanin cewa yana taimakon al’ummarmu. 

Don haka, ci gaba da biyan harajin ku, kuma za ku ci gaba da ganin canje-canje masu kyau da suke kawowa a Anguwan ninmumu. Mu ƙwararrun haraji ne waɗanda ke kula da nasarar ku.

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President of the Dangote Group Aliko Dangote has been described as a rare gem and kind hearted industrialist for nurturing trading and commercial activities in North and across Nigeria for almost four decades.

Speaking when he visited the Dangote pavilion at the ongoing Kano International Trade Fair, Alhaji Salisu Sambajo, said: “ I can say confidently that Aliko has been supporting us for the past 40 years, and he has lifted us up when our businesses where going under.”

Mr. Sambajo is a Kano based international business tycoon, and chairman of the Sambajo General Enterprises Limited. He’s considered one of the biggest business names in northern Nigeria.

“Aliko’s support in growing commercial activities in the North and all over the nation cannot be quantified. The history of Nigeria’s commerce, and indeed of industrialization, cannot be completed without his name topping the list. It’s only God that can reward him,” he said.

The business mogul added: “I am telling you this confidently because I am one of the beneficiaries of his generosity. No one can deny his kindheartedness and support, and God is with such people.”

He recalled that Mr. Dangote had committed billions of naira through Bank of Industry for the development of small businesses in Nigeria, adding that the Fund was expected to create one million jobs.

The business mogul also recalled that Mr. Dangote had supported the Federal Government with billions of naira during the 2012 flooding in Nigeria.

“During the Covid-19 pandemic, we read it in the news that Aliko donated billions of naira. All these are coming from one person. Nigeria should be grateful to him,” he said.

He added that: “ Also remember that at the peak of the Boko Haram crisis, Aliko Dangote had donated a housing estate worth billions to the Internally Displaced persons in Borno State. I can go on and on. His interventions are so numerous.”

According to the businessman, “Aliko has since stopped working for himself. All he has been doing is to lift people out of poverty. I remember whenever we recorded losses, Aliko will lift us up again and again. I don’t want to go into specifics. He’s a very kind and generous person. He deserves all our respect and it’s a big honour that God created such a man in Nigeria.”

Mr. Sambajo said it is not for nothing that Mr. Dangote, is Nigeria’s biggest private sector employer.

The business mogul traced relationship with Mr. Dangote to over 40 years, adding that he has been a great philanthropist who has his country and Africa at heart.

Mr. Sambajo described the upcoming Dangote Refinery as a legacy project that will positively impact the country’s economy.

Dangote Group is the major sponsor of the ongoing 44th Kano International Trade Fair.

By Muhammad B. Muhammad

The Adamawa State Government Friday inaugurated a 20-man committee for State Action On Business Enabling Reforms (SABER) to attract 52.5m dollars benefits to the state.

The programme is a 750m dollars intervention from the World Bank being implemented at the federal level with Federal Ministry of Finance, Secretariat of Enabling Business Environment, Debt Management Office and Nigeria Governors’ Forum with the spanning period of three years from 2023 to 2026.

Inaugurating the committee in the Conference Hall, Government House, Yola, the Secretary to the State Government, (SSG) Barrister Auwal Tukur said the programme will attract investments and propel the economy of the state.

Barrister Tukur said the programme holds vast potentials and it is designed strategically, focusing on key deliverables that will redefine the landscape of doing business in the State.

The SSG added that the deliverables and potential economic impact of SABER can be quantified, providing a roadmap to envision the tangible benefits in dollar terms.

He enumerated the deliverables to include automation of land administration and regulatory processes, Fiber Optic Infrastructure Development,and Improved Investment Promotion among others.

Responding, the State Focal Person for SABER, Doctor Bello Abubakar who will heads the committee said the eligibility criteria of the programme is on annual basis throughout the three year period.

He listed the criteria to include the state approved budget has to be published online by 31st of January 2024, and management and sustainable reforms must also be published on or before 31 of December 2023.

One other he said include, the Business Action Plan prepared in conjunction with private sector needs to be approved by the State Executive Council and published on or before 31 of December 2023.

Doctor Bello added that the budgetted financial statements of the State need to be published by 31 of July 2024.

The 20 members of the committee include Commissioners of Finance, Budget and Planning, Land and Survey, Justice, Information, Commerce and Trade, as well as Local Government Affairs.

Others include Chairmen of Planning Commission and Board of Internally Generated Revenue, Auditor General of the state, and that of Local Governments, as well as Accountant General of the State.

Also on the list are Director General Debt Management Office, that of Bureau of Public Private Partnership (BPPP), General Manager Urban Planning Development Authority, and Special Adviser to the Governor on Information Communication Technology.

The rest are Surveyor General, President Chamber of Commerce, State Focal Person of SABER, Chairman Manufacturers Association of Nigeria and Chief Registrar of State High Court.

COV. MBM