
ThinkBusiness Africa, a Lagos-based policy and investor-relations firm, has advocated for an evidence-based assessment of Nigeria's proposed amendment to the Customs, Excise Tariff (Consolidation) Act.
The firm warns that a significant increase in tax on sugar-sweetened beverages could lead to higher consumer prices and production costs without improving public health outcomes.
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The tax hike could impact public health outcomes and the economy
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