IReign Christian Family, dedicated to social responsibility and national development, organized a grassroots outreach campaign on February 1, 2026, to educate low-income earners about taxation and recent tax reforms in Nigeria. The event took place in various commercial areas such as Ikeja and involved market vendors, artisans, and traders, with the aim of demystifying tax education and enhancing civic understanding of the taxation system.

The outreach utilized a variety of methods, including open discussions and printed educational materials, to clarify the significance of taxation in contributing to sustainable national development. It focused on dispelling common misconceptions about tax laws, emphasizing their role not as punitive measures but as vital instruments for economic growth, funding infrastructure, and providing public services.

With church representatives leading the initiative, the campaign sought to foster informed civic participation and encourage compliance among the target demographic. The effort illustrates the importance of engaging grassroots communities in dialogue about taxation, which is critical for the ongoing tax reform process in Nigeria and the overall enhancement of governance and public service delivery.