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Sunday, 2 November 2014

Fayose urges Ekiti people to pay taxes

The Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayo Fayose, has assured the people of
taking the state to a higher height during his tenure, despite the
current economic challenges.Fayose, who spoke through his Chief Press
Secretary, Mr Idowu Adelusi, in Ado-Ekiti on Sunday, said the
administration would do everything possible to meet and even surpass
the expectations of the people.He urged the people of the state to
perform their civic duty by prompt payment of their taxes, levies and
rates, adding that the government would also be alive to its
responsibilities."We know the expectations are high and we are in a
tough period as far as the economy is concerned. We are taking note of
all the pieces of advice given us by people and groups. For instance,
we appreciate the Ekiti Council of Elders on the advice that we embark
on projects having quick and direct bearing on the welfare of the
people."We will not shy away from the provision of physical
infrastructure, just as we will create the atmosphere for people to
earn decent living and be able to take care of their emotional
needs."From what is happening in the international oil market and the
subsequent drop in federal allocations, it is obvious that we have to
look more inwards in generating revenue and we appeal to those in
charge to support us in blocking leakages and raising the bar," he
said.The governor also called on other tiers of government to support
the executive arm in ensuring good governance and development in the
state."Those in the House of Assembly and our judicial officers must
know that we are all Ekiti people and we must work together to make
our state great. Nobody should allow for distractions. No matter our
political persuasions, the interest of Ekiti comes first," he
added.Fayose also expressed his readiness to accommodate all, noting
that a greater Ekiti was achievable.
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