Traders in Ayangburen Market, Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos, are facing a backlash as reports emerge that they are being compelled to pay a ₦500 "prayer levy." The news has sparked outrage among Nigerians, with many expressing frustration over the increasing burden of taxes and levies in Lagos.
Critics argue that such practices, coupled with other financial demands, make the state less attractive for business. Some see it as a reflection of the broader economic challenges and the impact of policies on ordinary citizens.
The legitimacy of the "prayer levy" has been questioned, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in revenue collection.
