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Nigeria Coalition Urges Government to Reconsider Proposed Communication Service Tax
The A4AI-Nigeria Coalition is calling on the Nigerian government to reconsider the proposed Communication Service Tax, a 9% consumer tax on users of communication services, that would price out 20+million Nigerians from Internet access.