Hauwa Nuru, the Commissioner for Finance in Kwara State, has outlined the state government’s efforts toward strengthening revenue generation, improving expenditure management, enhancing liquidity planning, and promoting transparency in public finance administration.
Dr. Nuru, a seasoned public finance expert and reform-driven administrator, brings more than three decades of experience spanning the private and public sectors. She is a Fellow of the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (FCNA), a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (FCTI), and a member of the Nigerian Institute of Management.
The Harvard and Manchester Business Schools-trained finance professional has built a distinguished career in banking, finance, treasury management, institutional leadership, and strategic planning.
Before her appointment as commissioner, she served as Chief Financial Officer of Eko Electricity Distribution Company, where she played a significant role in implementing financial reforms within Nigeria’s power sector.
In an interview with State Correspondent, Ope Alao, Dr. Nuru spoke on the state government’s commitment to aligning its financial management practices with global standards through improved fiscal discipline and accountability.
She explained that the administration has focused on strengthening internally generated revenue, ensuring prudent spending, and adopting transparent financial systems aimed at boosting investor confidence and sustainable economic growth.
According to the commissioner, the reforms are designed to improve service delivery, ensure efficient allocation of resources, and maintain financial stability across government operations in the state.
