The FCT IRS Acting Chairman, Michael Ango, lost his position on Friday after Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, made the decision.
Minister Wike Removes FCT IRS Acting Chairman Immediately
Minister Wike relieved Ango of his duties with immediate effect, according to a statement by Lere Olayinka, Senior Special Assistant (SSA) on Public Communication and Social Media.
The Acting Chairman role will now be handled by the agency’s most senior official, who will oversee daily operations and ensure smooth revenue collection.
Reasons Behind the Sacking of FCT IRS Acting Chairman
The Minister has not publicly disclosed the reason for removing the Acting Chairman. Nevertheless, the action underscores his authority to restructure leadership to enhance agency efficiency.
What the Change Means for FCT Revenue Operations
By appointing the senior official as acting head, Minister Wike aims to maintain stability in the FCT IRS. This ensures that taxpayers experience no disruption in services while the Minister considers a permanent replacement.
Furthermore, the removal of the Acting Chairman signals a commitment to accountability and operational effectiveness in the agency.
