The Federal Capital Territory Internal Revenue Service has directed Abuja-based Nigerian businesswoman, Aisha Achimugu, to fulfill her tax duties by submitting her annual returns. The call comes after Achimugu's extravagant seven-day birthday celebration, attended by prominent figures including Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.
The Abuja Revenue Service responded to social media posts about Achimugu's birthday festivities, urging her to file her annual returns. Notably, Governor Sanwo-Olu's visit to Grenada, where the celebration took place, sparked controversy as the governor clarified he was there for bilateral discussions with Grenada's Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell but also attended social events.
While the celebrations stirred online discussions, FCT-IRS sent birthday wishes to Achimugu and simultaneously reminded her to meet her tax obligations as a Nigerian citizen. The agency's message emphasized the importance of annual tax returns in the context of legal requirements and transparent corporate practices.
Despite the controversy surrounding the lavish celebration, Achimugu, in a video message, expressed gratitude for the global attention received during a challenging time. She thanked those who showed concern and celebrated genuine love, asserting her resilience and happiness in pursuing a life that brings her jo
