Senator Ali Ndume praised President Tinubu for suspending the 0.5% cybercrime levy, lauding him as responsive and concerned for citizens’ welfare, as evident in his swift action.
He emphasized the importance of addressing cybercrime for national security, citing it as a fundamental responsibility of the government outlined in the constitution.
Ndume acknowledged the rushed nature of the law’s passage and called for public engagement to refine the legislation and enhance its effectiveness in combating cybercrime.
Reflecting on the government’s broader reforms, he urged patience from the public, recognizing the challenges associated with bold policy decisions.
Regarding the minimum wage issue, Ndume highlighted the need for realistic and sustainable negotiations between the government and labor unions to ensure fiscal viability.