Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Grow revenue without squeezing 240 million Nigerians
Tax the top, not the bottom

No more luxury private jets, yachts, high-end vehicles, luxury real estate, and high-value imports.

Property and land value tax in high-income areas, not on rural land.

Fix power as a debt strategy, not just an infrastructure dream
Debt becomes manageable if the economy actually grows. For Nigeria, that means electricity.

Prioritize grid + distributed power

Invest in gas-to-power, solar mini-grids, and industrial clusters with guaranteed power.

Ring-fence power investments

Structure them so that tariffs from industries not 240 million Nigerians repay the financing.

Target productive users first

Give reliable power to factories, farms, cold chains, tech hubs—they create jobs, exports, and tax revenue.

Every extra megawatt that powers production is future debt service.

Close big corporate loopholes

Go after transfer pricing, tax holidays abuse, and under-declared profits of large companies, especially in oil, gas, telecoms, and banking.

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