FG Swears in Dr Adimula and 49 Other Newly Appointed Tax Commissioners

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By Idris Alooma

 

The Honourable Minister of Finance, Mr. Wale Edun, has sworn in Dr Ruth Abiola Adimula a lecturer in the Centre for Peace and Strategic Studies University of Ilorin and other 49 newly appointed Commissioners for the Tax Appeal Tribunal. The ceremony took place at the Federal Ministry of Finance Building in Abuja on February 19, 2025.

 

The Tax Appeal Tribunal was established in 2007 to adjudicate disputes arising from tax-related matters. The Tribunal's objectives include reducing tax evasion, ensuring fairness and transparency, and minimizing delays in tax dispute resolution.

 

While administering the oaths of office, Mr. Wale Edun urged the new Commissioners to discharge their duties with integrity, professionalism, and diligence. The Coordinating Secretary, Anita Erinne, expressed appreciation to the Honourable Minister and his deputy for their support.

 

The newly appointed Commissioners include Soyinka-Onijala Moremi, Amoman Anthony Oyedele, Dr. Ruth Abiola Adimula, Falana Gbenga, and others, who will contribute to promoting confidence in Nigeria's Tax System.

 

This development will boost government revenue, enhance transparency, and ensure fairness in tax administration. Nigerians can expect a more efficient tax dispute resolution process, promoting confidence in the tax system and leading to a more stable business environment.

    

In her brief comments Dr Adimula said it was a call to service, she appreciated the federal government for her appointment and she would continue to make Unilorin and Nigeria proud.

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