The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry has asked the federal government to use money generated from the approved Value Added Tax increase, to fix the infrastructure deficit in the country.
The professional body met with the vice president at the presidential villa in Abuja to discuss issues affecting the economy and how to consolidate on
gains from policies that has improved the ease of doing business in Nigeria.
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