N18000 market levy is agreement between govt traders abia govt
It appears that you are referring to the "N18,000 Market Levy" agreement between the Abia State Government and traders in the state.
From my understanding, the N18,000 Market Levy is a revenue-sharing agreement between the Abia State Government and traders in the state. Under this agreement, traders in the state are required to pay a levy of N18,000 per annum to the government in exchange for various benefits, including:
- Protection of their businesses and investments
- Maintenance of market infrastructure and facilities
- Provision of security services
- Access to government-funded projects and initiatives
- Representation on government committees and advisory bodies
In return, the government provides various services and benefits to the traders, including:
- Maintenance of market infrastructure and facilities
- Provision of security services
- Access to government-funded projects and initiatives
- Representation on government committees and advisory bodies
- Protection of their businesses and investments
The N18,000 Market Levy is a revenue-sharing agreement that aims to promote the growth and development of businesses in Abia State by providing a stable and predictable revenue stream for the government, while also providing benefits to traders and other stakeholders in the state.
Please note that this is a general understanding and may not be accurate or up-to-date. If you have any specific questions or concerns about the N18,000 Market Levy agreement, I would be happy to help you find more information or clarify any doubts you may have.