Nigeria’s new tax reform raised fears and doubt, leading many online and offline users to believe every information circulated about the reform. Here’s how misinformation spread as seen with Bassey’s mum and how we as online users and citizens like Tobiloba and Hank can help combat misinformation flow.
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CLAIM: Nigeria’s New Tax Law Charges 7.5 Percent On All Bank Transfers
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