Lagos State Government has begun training public servants on the implications of Nigeria’s new tax law as it moves to harmonise revenue collection systems, eliminate duplication and strengthen the use of technology and data in tax administration.
The two-day training, organised by the Ministry of Establishments and Training in collaboration with PricewaterhouseCoopers, was aimed at equipping civil servants, revenue officers and finance professionals with the knowledge required to implement the new tax regime and improve revenue administration.
The programme, themed “Strategic Implications of the New Nigerian Tax Law,” focused on tax reforms, revenue harmonisation, technology adoption and data-driven governance.
Speaking at the training, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Establishments and Training, Odubusola Abidakone, said the reforms presented an opportunity for public servants to improve compliance, transparency and efficiency in government.
She urged participants to become advocates of tax awareness and accountability within the public service.
“As public servants, it is
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