Nigeria’s FG mandates 7.5% VAT on bank transfers, USSD, and fintech transactions starting January 19, 2026, AND what it means for digital banking users, fees, and everyday money transfers.
Author: Ebere Egbukonye
Ebere Egbukonye
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