Nasarawa State Revenue

08/10/2026

NSIRS Attends OSIC Investment Facilitation Programme

The Nasarawa State Internal Revenue Service (NSIRS) participated in the activities of the One-Stop Investment Centre (OSIC), aimed at promoting a seamless and investor-friendly business environment in Nasarawa State.

The Executive Chairman of NSIRS, Ibrahim Sarki Adamu, FCNA, FCTI, PhD (in view), was represented at the programme by the Secretary to the Board, Dr. Ahmed Jibril Khalid, who responded to critical questions raised by participants and provided necessary clarifications on tax administration and revenue-related matters.

The engagement provided an avenue for participants to seek clarification on the Service’s processes, including Tax Identification, State Revenue Service registration, business registration and other tax compliance requirements.

The participation further demonstrates the commitment of the NSIRS leadership to taxpayer education, transparency, responsive service delivery and creating a business-friendly tax administration system in Nasarawa State.

NSIRS — It Pays to Pay Your Tax.

08/10/2026

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Cultural Day in celebrating the Customer Service Week 2026

07/10/2026

NSIRS Commits Staff to Modern Tax Audit System to Strengthen Personnel Capacity

The Nasarawa State Internal Revenue Service (NSIRS), under the leadership of its Executive Chairman, Ibrahim Adamu Sarki, FCNA, FCTI, PhD (in view), has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening the capacity of its workforce in modern tax audit and administration as part of efforts to ensure the effective and continuous implementation of the new tax laws in the state.

The Executive Chairman stated this during the official opening of a three-day capacity-building training organised for staff of the Service, noting that the programme was designed to enhance the technical knowledge, professional competence and practical skills of personnel in critical areas of tax administration.

He explained that the training places particular emphasis on modern tax audit practices, tax investigation, auditing of Local Government Councils, revenue assessment and the effective implementation of the new tax laws.

The training also provides participants with an opportunity to deepen their understanding of contemporary approaches to tax audit and investigation, thereby strengthening the Service's capacity to accurately identify tax obligations, improve voluntary compliance and ensure that revenue due to government is properly assessed, collected and accounted for.

The first day of the programme featured technical presentations, interactive sessions and knowledge-sharing engagements led by distinguished academics and professionals with expertise in taxation, revenue management and public finance.

Among the resource persons were Professor A.D. Zubairu, former Chairman of NSIRS; Professor S.A.S. Aruwa; and Professor S.M. Aza.

The facilitators provided participants with practical insights into tax audit procedures, investigation techniques, revenue assessment and the application of the new tax laws within the evolving tax administration framework.

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07/10/2026

⚽ CUSTOMER SERVICE WEEK 2026 — DAY 4

NOVELTY MATCH!

Join us as NSIRS FC takes on NRS Lafia Branch in a thrilling football novelty match.

📅 Thursday, 8th October 2026
⏰ 4:00 PM
📍 Lafia Township Stadium

Nigeria Revenue Service - NRS Joint Revenue Board

07/10/2026

07/10/2026

NSIRS Fun Games as part of Customer Service Week 2026

06/10/2026

NSIRS CHAIRMAN CHARGES STAFF TO PRIORITISE TAXPAYER COURTESY AND EDUCATION

In a celebratory atmosphere the Executive Chairman, Nasarawa State Internal Revenue Service (NSIRS), Ibrahim Sarki Adamu, FCNA, FCTI, has charged staff of the Service to be courteous and responsive to taxpayers while educating them on the benefits of tax compliance and its direct connection to the development of Nasarawa State.

The Chairman stated this in his opening remarks during the Cultural Day celebration held at the Service’s headquarters in Lafia as part of activities marking Customer Service Week 2026.

He emphasised that taxpayers should be treated with respect and properly informed about their tax obligations, noting that improved compliance contributes to government revenue and the overall development of the state.

The event featured colourful displays of the diverse cultural heritage of Nasarawa State, including traditional dances representing different ethnic groups, as well as the presentation and tasting of various local dishes.

The celebration provided an opportunity for staff to promote unity, cultural diversity and teamwork while reinforcing the Service’s commitment to delivering better customer service to taxpayers.

06/10/2026

Setting the tune 📷🎙️
NSIRS CSW2026

06/10/2026

Recap of the opening CSW: “Our taxpayers are not just contributors to revenue; they are partners in the development of Nasarawa State. This Customer Service Week, we celebrate your trust, your compliance and your commitment to building a better state.”