The Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee of the Bola Tinubu-led Presidency has announced the selection of what it described as the Top 20 Nigerian content creators, chosen from a pool of 8,591 public nominations, to participate in a specialised training programme on the nation’s new tax reform laws.
In a statement released over the weekend, the committee explained that the nominations, covering more than 200 creators across various digital platforms, demonstrated a growing public demand for simplified and accessible information on Nigeria’s ongoing fiscal and tax reforms.
According to the committee, the Top 20 creators were ranked based on the combined size of their followings across major platforms, including YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and X (formerly Twitter), following weeks of public submissions.
The selected creators are Financial Jennifer, Onlinebanker, Don Aza, Mary Efombruh, Baba Ogbon Awon Agba International, Perpetual Badejo, Personalfinancegirl, Tomi Akinwale, Emeka Ayogu and Aderonke Avava.
Others include Odunola Ewetola, Christiana Balogun, Mosbrief, Chidozie Chikwe, Zainulabideen Abdulazeez, Chinemerem Oguegbe, Oyagha Michael, Ayomide Ogunlade, Ayọ̀dèjì Fálétò and Vera Korie.
The committee stated that the selected creators will undergo a specially designed training session intended to deepen their understanding of Nigeria’s new tax laws and enable them to deliver clearer, more balanced and more insightful information to their audiences.
“A big thank you to everyone who nominated a creator who has helped you understand Nigeria’s new tax reform laws or someone you believe should be part of the conversation,” the statement read.
Organisers encouraged members of the public to notify any of the listed creators by tagging or mentioning them online. Each nominee is required to confirm their interest by completing a form ahead of the training.
The committee set Monday, December 8, 2025, as the deadline for acceptance.
It also invited Nigerians to indicate the specific areas of tax reform they would like the training to address, urging the public to share key topics and concerns in the comment section of its announcement.