Are you curious about how “Advancing Tax Advocacy, Capacity Building, and Stakeholder Engagement” can shape Nigeria’s economic future under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)?
This video is a comprehensive guide that explores strategic frameworks, advocacy initiatives, capacity-building programs, stakeholder engagement, and the transformative power of digital innovation to simplify tax compliance and boost cross-border trade.
In this video, we explore the immense potential of AfCFTA, the world’s largest free trade area, and how Nigeria can capitalize on its opportunities.
From aligning tax policies with AfCFTA protocols to leveraging technology like AI and blockchain, we detail actionable strategies for businesses, especially MSMEs, to thrive in intra-African trade.
Key Highlights:
✅ Strategic Frameworks: Establishing governance councils, policy alignment, and securing vital partnerships to drive AfCFTA initiatives.
✅ Advocacy in Action: Public awareness campaigns, policy advocacy for trade-friendly tax laws, and collaborations with private and public stakeholders.
✅ Capacity Building: Tailored training programs for tax administrators and businesses, plus resources like toolkits and e-learning platforms.
✅ Technology Transformation: How digital portals, mobile apps, and blockchain can simplify tax compliance and improve transparency.
✅ Expected Outcomes: Improved compliance, streamlined tax policies, and boosted MSME participation in intra-African trade.
With AfCFTA’s promise of economic integration, this video offers a step-by-step framework for Nigeria to remain competitive while fostering growth, collaboration, and investment.
Whether you’re a policymaker, entrepreneur, or MSME owner, this is your roadmap to success under AfCFTA. watch now to learn how Nigeria is paving the way for a stronger, unified African economy! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more insights on taxation and non-profit operations in Nigeria!
Speaker:
Olatunji is the founder Taxmobile.Online and Managing Partner/CEO of AOA Professional Services. Before this, Olatunji worked as Director- Tax and regulatory Services at Nolands Nigeria Professional Services, Senior Manager – Tax, Regulatory and advisory Services at Saffron Professional Services, Tax and Fiscal Reporting Accountant of Schlumberger Nigeria Limited, and as an Audit Trainee in Ernst & Young. His experience covers the full range of services in internal audit and control, transfer pricing, arbitration, tax advisory and regulatory services, audit support, forensics investigation, and due diligence.
Disclaimer:
The information contained herein is general and is not intended, and should not be taken, as a legal, accounting or tax advice provided. This information remains strictly the opinion of Olatunji Abdulrazaq.
