Abuja, Nov. 7, 2025 – The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) is to unveil the new tax reform acts at a strategic stakeholder engagement session in Abuja on Monday
The FIRS disclosed this in a statement issued on Thursday by Lovette Ononuga, the FIRS Director of Taxpayer Services.
She said the engagement is to strengthen collaboration and ensure the smooth implementation of the new laws.
According to her, the session, with the theme: ‘Impact of the New Tax Laws,’ is designed to help Nigerians to understand the reforms and what they mean for taxpayers, businesses and the wider economy.
Ononuga stressed that the engagement is aimed at strengthening public understanding of the reforms and promote collaboration among stakeholders to ensure effective implementation of the new laws.
She described the unveiling as a milestone in the Federal Government’s ongoing efforts to build a simpler, fairer and more transparent tax system.
Ononuga said the reforms were to encourage voluntary compliance, support investment and contribute to long-term economic growth.
The session will bring together senior government officials, tax and policy experts, development partners and key players in the private sector.
Discussions will focus on how the new tax laws will work in practice and their likely impact on businesses and citizens.
According to the statement key figures expected to speak at the event will include the Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele; former Executive Chairman of the FIRS and CEO of Compliance Professionals, Ifueko Omoigui-Okauru; the Coordinating Director at FIRS, Matthew Gbonjubola; and the FIRS Chief of Staff, Tayo Koleoso.
There will also be a high-level panel conversation featuring senior management of the FIRS; Amina Ado, Kabir Abba and Matthew Gbonjubola, as well as the Executive Chairman of the FCT-IRS, Michael Ango, and a Partner at Deloitte, Olumide Esan.
