The Tax Club was founded to unleash the tax genius in the Nigerian youths.
We have a mandate to spread the gospel of tax to every Nigerian through ingenuous and innovative programs
We provide numerous opportunities for our members to network with the tax geeks from both public and private sectors
Emmanuel Ubong-Abasi is a 500 level student of the Faculty of Law.
He is a budding social engineer who believes that law and morality should be geared towards achieving social justice and equality.
He is interested in Taxation, ADR, Oil and Gas and Finance.
Oluwadaara Openiyi is a 400 level student of the faculty of law, university of Lagos. She is particularly passionate about Model United Nations, as well as Taxation.
Olukunle Orimijupa is a 400 level student of the faculty of law, university of Lagos. He has a budding interest in taxation, finance, corporate re-engineering and related fiscal matters.
Mukthar is a 300 level law student, a budding debater and public speaker. Amongst the various aspects of the law of taxation, Mukhtar has a peculiar interest in transfer pricing. Although he has a somewhat reticent outlook, Mukhtar is quite sociable.
Oluwatosin is an enterprising Law undergraduate in his fourth year, with a penchant for Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Law of Taxation, amongst other emerging areas of law.
Ayomide is a 400 level law undergraduate at the University of Lagos, with a keen interest in taxation and fiscal matters.
Olamide is a 500 level student of the faculty of law, University of Lagos. He is an Active Citizen who strongly believes in the efficacy of the law as a tool of social engineering. He has a keen interest in Taxation and Fiscal Policy, amongst other things.
Yejide is a 400L accounting student who looks to drive an enthusiasm in others, on tax related and fiscal matters in her tenure.
Every year, students from across the federation converge at the University of Lagos to debate on topical tax topics...
This year, to commemorate the birthday celebration of one of our strong pillars, we encourage students across the federation to write on tax and good governance.
Yearly, the Tax Club, sponsored by the Lagos Internal Revenue Service, organizes a tax orientation program to sensitize the masses on the need to pay tax
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