For Enugu State personal and business income tax filing deadlines (including your case as an employee with PAYE and side‑hustle income):

📅 Annual Tax Filing Deadline

The official deadline in Enugu State is 31 March each year for the previous year’s income tax returns (e.g., 2025 returns must be filed by 31 March 2026).

🧾 What This Means

You must prepare and submit your Annual Return for personal income (including all sources of income) by 31 March.

This applies whether you are a salaried worker (with PAYE already deducted) and/or earning additional income from a side business.

⚠️ Important

Filing after 31 March can lead to penalties or enforcement actions under state tax law.

This deadline aligns with national practice in most Nigerian states that require individual tax returns within 90 days after year‑end (31 Dec).

If you want, I can outline the step‑by‑step process for filing your combined personal (PAYE + side hustle) tax return in Enugu, including documents you’ll need and how to compute the total taxable income.

Yes — Fokona can be listed on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) in the future, but there is currently NO official announcement that it will be listed.

Here’s the clear breakdown:

First — What Fokona is today

From available information, Fokona is currently a financial knowledge platform where people ask and answer questions about investing, business, taxes, and money matters across Africa.

It is also described as:

A profit-making company

Registered as a Limited Liability Company in Nigeria

Being built with long-term growth ambitions

So right now, Fokona is still a private company — not listed.

Can Fokona be listed on NGX in the future?

Yes — any private company can eventually list if it meets conditions like:

Requirements to list on NGX

For Fokona to be listed, it must:

Grow large enough (revenue, profits, users)

Become financially stable

Meet corporate governance requirements

Hire auditors & investment banks

Apply for IPO (Initial Public Offering)

If Fokona becomes a multi-billion company as you mentioned, listing becomes very likely.

Examples of companies that did this:

MTN Nigeria

Airtel Africa

Seplat

Dangote Cement

They all started private → later listed.

Important thing (Very interesting 👇)

There is also a statement that:

Fokona is NOT collecting money from the public for now

The public will only invest when the company decides officially

That suggests:

They may be planning future investment rounds

But not yet open to investors

My honest professional view

If Fokona:

Gains many users

Builds revenue

Expands across Africa

Then listing on NGX becomes very realistic.

But if it remains small or early-stage:

Listing may take 5–10 years

Or may never happen

On Fokona, that line “Is this question a poll? If you want to be doing a poll click here” is asking whether you want to turn your post into a poll — it’s not confusing text, it’s a user‑option indicator.

Here’s what it means in plain terms:

✅ What “poll” means

A poll is an interactive question where people vote on choices you give them. So instead of just posting a normal text question, you can let other users select from multiple options you create. Polls are common in social media apps to collect opinions fast.

Imagine you want to ask:

“Which feature do you like more? A or B?”

With a poll, users can tap A or B to vote, and results may show how many voted for each. You’re basically creating a mini‑survey to get quick feedback from others.

✅ What That Prompt on Fokona Means

When you see:

“Is this question a poll? If you want to be doing a poll click here.”

— That’s giving you the option to:

✔️ Turn your question into a poll — meaning:

You will add answer choices

People can vote instead of just writing a reply

The app will treat it as a poll post rather than a standard text question

If you don’t click it, your post will just be a normal question that people can answer in text form.

So essentially:

Normal question: People type replies.

Poll question: People tap one of your options to vote — just like a quick survey.

Why Fokona Shows That Message

It’s the app’s way of saying:

“Do you want this to be a poll instead of a normal question?”

If you click it:

The poll creator UI will show fields to add options (A, B, C, etc.)

Users will see your question as “Which option do you choose?” rather than “What do you think?”

Simple Example

💬 You write:

“What should we do this weekend?”

If you check Poll, you get options like:

Go to the beach

Watch movie

Hang out at cafe