In making this announcement, President Tinubu ensured a seamless transition within Nigeria’s treasury management, thereby reinforcing the administration’s commitment to its ongoing treasury policy reforms.

Speaking to PulseNets, Tinubu’s spokesman, Bayo Onanuga, noted:
“As a career civil servant and the most senior director in the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation (OAGF), Mr. Ogunjimi brings over 30 years of extensive experience in financial management across the public and private sectors.

“He has held significant positions, including Director of Funds at the OAGF and Director of Finance and Accounts at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

“A chartered accountant, certified fraud examiner, chartered stockbroker, and chartered security and investment specialist, Mr. Ogunjimi’s academic qualifications include a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Accountancy and a Master’s in Finance and Accounting.”

President Tinubu, speaking to PulseNets, expressed confidence in Mr. Ogunjimi’s capacity, stating:
“The Office of the Accountant General of the Federation is pivotal to our nation’s treasury management operations. Mr. Ogunjimi’s wealth of experience and notable competence will ensure the continued effectiveness of this vital institution as we advance our economic reform agenda.”

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Meanwhile, PulseNets reported that the President commended Dr. Madein for her dedication and selfless service to the nation. After a distinguished career in the civil service, Dr. Madein is set to retire officially on March 7, 2025, upon reaching the statutory retirement age.

This development signifies a critical step in maintaining continuity and stability in the nation’s fiscal administration.