FG launches N10 million Tax Reform Problem for Nigerian college students 

The Federal Authorities has launched the Tax Reform Problem, a nationwide competitors designed to interact Nigerian college students in discussions and creativity across the nation’s new tax reform legal guidelines.

This was introduced by the Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Coverage and Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele, on Friday via his official X deal with

In line with Oyedele, the competitors goals to lift consciousness, promote tax schooling, and encourage constructive youth-led dialogue on Nigeria’s tax reform.

He defined that the initiative is a part of the committee’s technique to deepen public understanding of the brand new tax insurance policies and provides younger Nigerians a platform to contribute revolutionary concepts that may form fiscal reform discussions.

In line with the announcement, the competitors is open to undergraduates in all Nigerian tertiary establishments and graduates who’re presently present process the NYSC program or awaiting mobilisation.

Entries will likely be assessed primarily based on their creativity, factual accuracy, and skill to tell or interact the general public on tax points.

Winners of the Tax Reform Problem stand an opportunity to win a complete of N10 million in money prizes and different incentives.

Oyedele additional revealed that comfort prizes for high 10 finalists from every geopolitical zone, together with devices, internships or employment alternatives, and Tax Reform Youth Ambassador honours would even be awarded.

The Tax Reform Youth Ambassadors are anticipated to advertise fiscal literacy and drive youth participation in tax-related discussions nationwide.

college students are suggested to go to fiscalreforms.ng for extra data and utility particulars.

The Nigerian authorities introduced that the 4 tax reform payments have been signed into legislation. The reform consists of 4 key items of laws: the Nigeria Tax Act, 2025, the Nigeria Tax Administration Act, 2025, the Nigeria Income Service (Institution) Act, 2025 and the Joint Income Board (Institution) Act, 2025. These payments have been signed into legislation by Bola Tinubu on 26 June 2025.

Inside the suite, two of the legal guidelines (the Income Service Act and Joint Income Board Act) grew to become efficient instantly on the signing date. The remaining two, the Tax Act and Tax Administration Act are set to begin on 1 January 2026.

In line with Nairametrics, the reforms mark one of the sweeping overhauls of Nigeria’s tax system in a long time. They embrace the next: