The saying that there is always a light at the end of the tunnel doesn’t seem to apply to Niyi Makanjuola.
For him, it appears that as he searches for the light supposedly at the end of the tunnel, he finds more darkness.
Indeed, the colourful and widely celebrated dream of taking the services of one of his companies to neighbouring African countries has now been extinguished.
This is as a result of the unceremonious resting of Visionscape, a budding business interest which was supposed to be Makanjuola’s latest subsidiary.
Since the resting of the company, its assets have also been silent taken over by the Lagos State government. The recent publication of Visionscape as one of the several companies that has refused to pay taxes to the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), is a new headache for Makanjuola.
That the FIRS boss, Fowler was recently queried for the shortfall in taxes anticipated by the Federal Government will see the taxman coming for Makanjuola with some aggression.
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