The Federal Inland Revenue Service on Tuesday sealed the Diplomat Hotel, located at 1, Shonnyway Street, Shonibare Estate, Maryland, Lagos, over a N351 million tax debt.
Bukar Gana, the Head of the FIRS enforcement team, stated that the hotel owes taxes from 2012 to 2016.
The hotel customer care manager, who didn’t give his name, said they were “concerned about the debt”.
Also in Lagos, the team closed the premises of Island Power Limited, a power generating company situated 1, Cable Street, Lagos.
The company owes N132.5 million accumulated between 2012 and 2014.
The administrative department was sealed off, leaving only the power plant because of the essential services it provides to organisations.
The team team visited Consertive Estimate Limited, situated at 15, Fatai Irawo Street, Papa Ajao, Lagos, which has a tax debt of N15.8 million.
However, the company was said to have relocated over four months ago.
The exercise equally took place in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, where the FIRS team, led by Anita Erinne, shut Universal Insurance, which owes N82.1 million in income tax.
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