Kwali council meets with companies, business owners on revenue, employment
The Kwali Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory has urged local businesses to pay relevant taxes to enable the council boost infrastructure in the area. Chairman of the council, Nuhu Daniel Kwali, made the call when he summoned management and officials of companies and firms located in the area for a meeting at the […]
The Kwali Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory recently held a meeting with local businesses and company management to discuss revenue, employment, and infrastructure improvements. Chairman Nuhu Daniel Kwali emphasized the importance of companies paying relevant taxes to boost council finances and enhance job creation for the region's youth. He stressed that relying solely on monthly government allocations is insufficient and that fostering strong ties between the council and businesses would be beneficial.
Kwali also addressed the companies' concerns, including power supply, security, and water issues. He assured the attendees that the council would make every effort to improve electricity and water infrastructure, even though power supply is a nationwide challenge. The council has procured additional transformers to boost electricity in the area and will collaborate with the FCT administration to address water supply concerns.
Kwali believes that by attracting companies to the region, job opportunities and improved living conditions for residents will follow.
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