Federal Inland Revenue Service

He picked entrepreneurs, right? Everyday people.

He picked a Matthew whom today you would say, is working for the Nigeria Revenue Service, right? That's a civil servant.

And the tax collectors were actually notorious in those days for being corrupt, right? James and John Peter Fisherman, right? So this gospel, obviously from scratch, was not meant to be something that would be practiced in seclusion, detached from the society.

Most of the illustrations that Christ used were the things that the average person experienced every day.

And the experience I have is with misrepresented accounts for my business.

I got an email from the Nigeria Revenue Service last week that I would be fined $5.7 million for my business.

And the reason why they are threatening to fine me $5.7 million is because of misrepresented accounts.

So my own case is that We didn't file our tax returns for last year.

Even if it was new, we should have still filed new.

Yeah.

So because of that misrepresentation, the Nigeria Revenue Service in their discretion can decide to finance any amount they see fit.

Now, this is in my own small way, right? What I'm facing, and I've got to find a way to deal with that, right? Now, we're not even talking about a more advanced country like the United Kingdom.

And the answer that they are paying debt, paying down debt is not enough.

We must see tangible benefits, and I will assure the, what do you call it, Nigeria Revenue Service, that I will happily pay their taxes if they can show me that the taxes are being used for the benefit of Nigerians, and I think you're in that camp too.

Yeah.

Okay.

I don't like to see the chairman of the Nigeria Revenue Service in first class.

I don't like to see that.

I don't like to see him in private jets.

Okay, 2013.

He was arrested by a special enforcement unit of the Federal Inland Revenue Service.

Was he found guilty? I don't know.

I have to confirm that.