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Zulum backs Tax Ombud regional office in Maiduguri

Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Zulum, has stated that his administration will support the establishment of a regional office of the Office of the Tax Ombud in Maiduguri. Governor Zulum made the commitment when he received a delegation led by the Chief Executive of the Office of the Tax Ombud, Dr John C. Nwabeze, on […]

Borno State Governor Professor Babagana Zulum has pledged his administration's backing for the construction of a regional office of the Tax Ombud in Maiduguri. This commitment was made during a courtesy visit to the Borno State Government House by a delegation led by the Office of the Tax Ombud's Chief Executive, Dr John C. Nwabeze.

Zulum expressed his intention for Borno State, as the regional center of the North East, to collaborate with the new institution to ensure its efficient functioning and contribute to its growth. He directed relevant state officials to establish connections with the delegation and explore practical ways to meet its immediate needs.

Additionally, the governor instructed authorities to pinpoint fitting locations for the proposed regional office, promising temporary accommodation while long-term solutions are considered. Dr Nwabeze, who was in Maiduguri to formally introduce himself post his appointment by President Bola Tinubu, clarified that the office's mandate includes providing an impartial platform for resolving disputes and complaints between taxpayers and tax authorities.

He added that the Tax Ombud will act as a neutral mediator in cases involving citizens, businesses, and revenue authorities.

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