Motunrayo Adeniji

Motunrayo Adeniji
Audit Manager

MOTUNRAYO ADENIJI

Motunrayo is an experienced Audit Manager with several years of experience delivering high-quality external audit services to public and private sector clients. She has led statutory audits and assurance engagements across diverse industries, with a strong focus on audit quality, regulatory compliance, and risk-based audit execution.

She started her career at PML Professional Services where she has gained extensive experience managing end-to-end external audit engagements, including audit planning, risk assessment, execution, review, and reporting in accordance with IFRS, ISA, and applicable regulatory requirements.

Motunrayo is adept at identifying significant audit risks, designing appropriate audit responses, and resolving complex accounting and reporting matters in collaboration with management and those charged with governance.

In her role, she leads and develops audit teams, ensuring effective supervision, coaching, and performance management, while fostering a strong culture of audit quality and independence.

She has a Higher National Diploma in Accountancy from Lagos State Polytechnic (now known as LASUTECH) and is a Chartered Accountant (ACA).

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Motunrayo Adeniji

Nigeria Tax Act — For years, Nigeria's tax obligations
were scattered across multiple laws — Companies Income
Tax, Personal Income Tax, VAT, Capital Gains Tax, Stamp
Duties, and more. The Nigeria Tax Act sweeps all of that
into one unified tax code. Less confusion, one reference
point, and a much simpler system for taxpayers and
administrators alike.
Nigeria Tax Administrative Act — This one is about
consistency. In the past, tax administration could vary
depending on which authority you were dealing with. This
Act standardises how taxes are administered across the
board — same rules, same processes, regardless of the
tax type. It protects taxpayers from arbitrary treatment and
makes the entire system more predictable.
Nigeria Revenue Service Act — This Act replaced the
Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) with a new body
— the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS). It is not just a
name change. The NRS comes with a redefined mandate,
updated governance structure, and a broader scope that
reflects the scale of tax reform the country is undertaking.
Joint Revenue Board Act — One of the persistent
headaches in Nigeria's tax system has been the lack of
coordination between federal, state, and local tax
authorities. The Joint Revenue Board Act creates a
statutory body to fix that — bringing all three tiers to the
same table to foster cooperation, reduce duplication, and
deliver a more cohesive experience for taxpayers across
the country.
The main focus of the Nigeria's New Tax law is simplicity,
progressive, consolidated, and pro-poor.
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