The CBN explained that the policy was part of efforts by the Federal Government to boost its revenue base in the non-oil sector.
The Corporate Affairs Manager of the Lagos Island Territory of NIPOST, Valerie Ekeogu, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos that the stamp duty would give government extra income to build infrastructure
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