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Acting Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Mr. Zachaeus Adedeji and Minister of Solid Minerals, Dr. Oladele Alake
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Solid Minerals Will Boost Nigeria’s Revenue — FIRS Boss

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The newly appointed Acting Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service, Mr. Zachaeus Adedeji has said the administration is counting on the growth of the solid minerals sector to boost the economy.

Speaking on a courtesy visit to the Minister of Solid Minerals, Dr. Oladele Alake in Abuja, Adedeji said the highest taxable limit is 18 per cent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and the country’s declining oil and gas sector contributes 78 percent.

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He said this means solid minerals the sector that can rescue the country’s economy.

Adedeji stated that the country’s solid minerals resource is now the toast of this administration.

”This is our next oil and that is why we are here.we are getting it right here.If we got it rightly , it means the future of Nigeria is secured. We are confident having Dr Oladele Alake as the Minister of Solid Minerals, half of our job is secured”, Dr Adedeji stated.

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Responding, Solid Minerals Minister Dr. Alake assured that Nigeria will achieve economic growth and prosperity again under the implementation of initiatives, policies and programmes that will revamp the economy for rapid socio- economic development as encapsulated in the renewed hope agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu led administration.

Dr Oladele Alake said that the vision and agenda of the present administration is strongly rooted on the avowed determination of Mr President to uplift the country, and improve the living standards of the citizenry.

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