Epe witnessed a major boost in financial advocacy as experts gathered to promote discipline, growth, and tax awareness among Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises.
Epe Insights reports that the Financial Literacy and Accountability Initiative, in partnership with ATM Investment Limited, convened stakeholders at the Lagos Theatre, Epe.
The summit, themed Building a Vibrant Tax Culture and Financial Accountability for Sustainable Growth, attracted entrepreneurs, artisans, and business owners from across Epe Division.
Convener, Balogun Sobur, said the initiative was designed to correct misconceptions surrounding Nigeria’s tax reforms.
He noted that improved financial management and proper record-keeping remain critical to MSME profitability and long-term sustainability.
Sobur urged business owners to remain focused and disciplined, stressing that the new tax reforms contain benefits for compliant enterprises.
Chairman of the Day, Prof. Nosiru Onibon, highlighted shifting employment trends and declining commitment to craftsmanship.
Quoting a Yoruba adage on wealth creation, he encouraged entrepreneurs to stay committed to their trades despite economic pressures.
Resource persons at the summit provided detailed insights into the tax reform framework and voluntary compliance.
They explained that public trust and improved service delivery depend on informed participation in the tax system.
Interactive sessions allowed participants to seek clarifications on grey areas affecting their businesses.
Attendees described the engagement as practical and timely for MSME development.
Organisers reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening financial literacy across Epe Division.
