Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo is publicly trading words with the Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Sanwo Olu and her critics, stating that they can’t break her.
The actress had called out Governor Sanwo Olu and his led government over the outrageous tax bill sent to her.
Iyabo shared photos of the bill sent to her on her Instagram page on Monday, questioning how the Lagos State government come up with such outrageous tax.
According to the business woman, she is paying different types of taxes on her businesses, houses and other ventures yet the Babajide Sanwo Olu led government is still taxing her.
Iyabo Ojo wrote in part,
“@jidesanwoolu @lagosstategovt, please, how do you people come up with these outrageous personal income taxes you send on a daily basis?.
After paying different types of taxes for one’s businesses, house & all…. you still come up with all this huge amount and give me 7 days to pay up, lol.
…..last time, you people asked me to come to your office, I came, you asked me to explain & declare what I earn, which I did, but noooooooooooooo you did not respond to my letter, bcos you want me to pay you an outrageous amount that I do not have …. make I go theif ni? I ask again, “How do you people come up with such outrageous bills?”.
Her outburst has generated mixed reactions from social media users as some criticized her while some took her side.
In a new turn of event Iyabo has taken to her Instagram page and noted that nobody can break her because they didn’t make her who she is today.
She re-stan her beliefs obediently stating that she can never be pressured nor shaken or made to bow down to tribal bigots.
She wrote on her Instagram page,
“I stand & re stan obediently on my beliefs. I can never be pressured or shaken. I will never bow down to tribal bigots… I want a better Nigeria, I don’t care whose ego gets bruised. We can not all believe in the same thing. I see no tr!be. I only see my country. I’m a Nigerian… I am not afraid of death, for that is inevitable. I will never be afraid to air my opinion, for that is my right…
I have no enemies. We may not all believe in the same course, we may not see things the same way but you’re not my enemy bcos at the end of the day, either, good or bad. We’re in together. We’re all citizens of Nigeria.
I have empathy for my country & not for stomach infrastructure. If after 8 years Nigeria has renewed hope, then my beliefs may change, but till then, I obediently stand on my beliefs.
If you didn’t make me, you can’t break me, you can take the body but never my soul”.