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Employers fault Lagos Land Use Charge

By Babatunde Solanke, Lagos

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March 15, 2018
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Organised Private Sector (OPS) under the Nigeria Employers’ Consultation Associa tion (NECA) has picked holes in the new Land Use Charge law of Lagos State, 2018.

Mr. Olusegun Oshinowo, the Director-General of NECA cautioned on the inherent dangers of the Land Use Charge law of Lagos State.

At a news conference in Lagos, the NECA boss maintained that the sensitivity and humanness, which is part of good governance, was missing in the recent amendment of the Land Use Charge law in the state.

He noted that: “The new law will expect property owners in Lagos State to pay an increase of over 200 percent in Land Use Charge even when the income of f the property owner has not experienced significant increase to justify the charge.

“There is, also, a penalty payment ranging between 125 and 200 percent, if payment is not made between April and August, 2018. The new charge is, thus, highly insensitive and inhumane to say the least”.

He said the new law is not acceptable to organised businesses, adding that “the Organised Private Sector will not stand hand tied up to celebrate impunity and cheer disdain. It will fight this law by social resistance and any other legitimate means at its disposal”.

The new law repealed the Land Use Charge Law 2001.

The Lagos state government also extended the period for the payment of all annual Land Use Charge Demand Notices for 2018 to Saturday, April 14, 2018.

The extension is to enable property owners and affected occupiers take the option of enjoying the discounts available for the prompt and early payment of Land Use Charge invoices.

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