Tinubu appoints 400L student into presidential committee on fiscal policy, tax reforms 

Tinubu appoints 400L student into presidential committee on fiscal policy, tax reforms She has grown from President of The Tax Club at the University of Ibadan, to a member of the presidential committee on tax reforms.

The appointment, made by President Bola Tinubu, underscores Agbaje’s exceptional capabilities and her proven leadership in the realm of taxation and fiscal matters.

Agbaje’s remarkable journey into the echelons of policy-making and reform started with her prominent role as the president of The Tax Club at the University of Ibadan, a position that reflects her deep understanding of tax-related matters.

Notably, she also holds the esteemed position of president of the Nigerian Universities Tax Club, a testament to her impact and reach in the field.

Assertive and hardworking, Agbaje succinctly describes herself on her LinkedIn profile.

Currently pursuing her undergraduate studies in Economics at the University of Ibadan, she specializes in International and Monetary Economics. Her profile proudly showcases her affinity for crunching numbers, leading her to engage with the challenging realms of Accounting (ICAN), Corporate Finance, and taxation. Apart from her academic pursuits, Agbaje is known to be an avid sports enthusiast and a dedicated volunteer. Her commitment to productivity and excellence is palpable in every facet of her engagement.

Her remarkable leadership skills and the ability to foster meaningful interpersonal connections are evident through her active participation in various arenas.

The inauguration of the committee, a multi-faceted team comprising experts from both private and public sectors, took place on Tuesday at the State House. President Bola Tinubu led the inauguration, signaling the committee’s high significance.

The committee’s mandate spans across critical areas such as tax law reforms, fiscal policy design, tax harmonisation, and revenue administration.