#Paradisepapers: How rich people dey dodge tax
#Paradisepapers na how rich people dey use island for abroad to hide dia wealth so dat dem no go pay tax.
After panamapapers, dis na one of di largest leaks ever 13.4million leaked papers wey be one of di largest leaks ever, show how one law office Appleby dey help millions of rich people for dis world to dodge tax - wey mean say dem dey run go place where dem fit pay less tax. Dis paper dem reveal secret document and money matter wey concern some very powerful rich people for di world. Now Appleby, wey be di law office wey dey inside dis Paradise Papers palava, don describe di leaked paper as "serious criminal act". Di greatest revelations so far inside dis Paradisepapers palava na: How #Paradisepapers dey reign now for social media Plenty reaction don dey pour from politicians and activists across di world. Some groups want international companies to dey announce dia tax for each country where dem dey operate to force openness and help avoid dem to dey corner dia profits go places where dem go pay little or no tax. Former United Nations secretary general Kofi Annan say openness na di only way to stop large company dem to dey steal from African country dem. Tax Justice Network don even ask United Nations to call for special meeting of world leaders to find a way to end di tax abuse and plenty secret wey dey for money matter. Transparency International dey demand openness to know di real owners of all di big company dem wey dey around di world to prevent dem to dey use to many oda small company dem to hide dia true identity.