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Meet Zacchaeus Adelabu Adedeji,The Man President Tinubu hopes will help get FG More Revenue

Meet Zacchaeus Adelabu Adedeji,The Man President Tinubu hopes will help get FG More Revenue

Mr Zacchaeus Adelabu Adedeji who was appointed as Special Adviser to the President on Revenue is a First-Class graduate of Management and Accounting from the prestigious Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife and later bagged a Masters of Science degree in Accounting from the same university. His insatiable quest for knowledge took him to the famous Harvard Kennedy School of Government in the United States of America for an Executive Course in Economic Development.

He was appointed as the fifth substantive Executive Secretary of the National Sugar Development Council in March 2021 by President Muhammadu Buhari and his appointment has redefined the growth and development of the sugar industry.

He assumed leadership of the Council with a proven track record of over 15 years of hands-on executive experience (+16 years qualified chartered accountant) in strategy, accounting and financial management, financial analysis/reporting, internal controls, change management, and people management.

Before his appointment as the Sugar Council Boss, Adedeji had demonstrated capacity for service delivery when he worked as one of the youngest Commissioners in Nigeria.

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In 2011, barely seven months after his 33rd birthday, he was appointed Commissioner for Finance in Oyo State becoming the youngest person to have occupied such a position. This was after he had attained managerial position few years after working diligently with an American multinational company- Procter and Gamble, (P & G). Till date, he is one of the most sought after in the state and beyond.

Mr. Adedeji’s long sojourn in the private sector and a four-year stint as the Commissioner for Finance in Oyo state between 2011-2015 with unbeatable and unassailable performance records and achievements, have, undoubtedly, prepared him for the onerous task of providing the needed leadership in Nigeria’s drive to attain self-sufficiency in sugar production through the faithful implementation of the Nigeria Sugar Master Plan (NSMP).

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