CITN Deputy President Backs Nigeria's New Finance Minister, Outlines Reforms

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•Fowokan publicly endorsed Finance Minister Oyedele's appointment on April 23, 2026.
•Fowokan outlined reform targets focused on enhancing Nigeria's tax system and fiscal policy.
•The CITN Deputy President emphasized the need for improved tax administration to boost government revenue.
•The reform agenda includes measures to stabilize Nigeria's economy through better economic management.
•The endorsement was reported by Nigerian news outlets ThisDay and Premium Times in April 2026.

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▸If Finance Minister Oyedele successfully implements the proposed tax reforms Nigeria could see increased government revenue and improved economic stability, benefiting public services and investor confidence.

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AFRICAThisDay (Nigeria)CITN, Fowokan Backs New Finance Minister, Sets Reform Targets AFRICAThisDay (Nigeria)CITN DVP, Fowokan Backs New Finance Minister, Sets Reform Targets AFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)Experts speak on what Oyedele’s appointment means for Nigerian economy

The Deputy President of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN), Fowokan, reaffirmed support for Finance Minister Oyedele's leadership and outlined key reform targets for Nigeria's tax and economic policies. These reforms aim to improve tax collection efficiency and fiscal management, which could strengthen Nigeria's economic stability and public revenue. The success of these reforms depends on government implementation and cooperation with tax authorities.

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