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Orire Agbaje, currently pursuing a degree in Economics at the University of Ibadan (UI) as a 400-level student, has received a distinguished appointment from President Bola Tinubu. Agbaje has been selected to serve as a member of the presidential committee focused on fiscal policy and tax reforms.
Sources indicate that Agbaje holds leadership positions as the president of The Tax Club at the University of Ibadan and also serves as the president of the Nigerian Universities Tax Club.
Her LinkedIn profile reflects her self-description as “assertive and hardworking.” She elaborates, “Currently, I am an undergraduate student at the University of Ibadan, studying Economics with a focus on International and Monetary Economics. In addition to my academic pursuits, I have pursued Accounting (ICAN) due to my affinity for working with numbers. This has further led me into the realms of Corporate finance and taxation, which I am actively studying. Beyond academics, I am involved in sports and volunteering.”
“I have a strong passion for being productive in all my endeavors and possess excellent leadership and interpersonal skills.”
The committee, comprising experts from both public and private sectors, was inaugurated by President Tinubu on Tuesday. Tasked with various facets of tax law reform, fiscal policy design and coordination, tax harmonization, and revenue administration, the committee has been given a clear mandate. Tinubu outlined the committee’s timeline, stating, “The Committee, in its initial phase, is expected to present a set of swift reforms that can be executed within thirty days. Critical reform measures should be recommended within six months, followed by full implementation within one calendar year.”
Heading the committee is Taiwo Oyedele, a seasoned expert in tax and fiscal policy.
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