The Excise Duty (Amendment) Bill includes a tax on social media usage, which means Ugandans will have to pay money to the government on days that they access social media platforms.
The country’s president, Yoweri Museveni, wrote a letter to the treasury stating that social media encouraged gossip that was costing Uganda time and income. So from July 1, Ugandans have to pay a 200 shilling ($0.05, N20) levy per day to use social media platforms. The government of Uganda expects you to pay your Taxes before you can do anything on any social media app.
What do you think? Should we implement something similar in Nigeria?
The Nigerian government should adopt a system like this, that way, stupid broke people will be ridded off the internet.
You are just stupid. Who are you to call another person stupid.We already have so much in the country you are now saying they should add tax to social media apps. Useless you.