According to
the statement, Olayinka Shitu had
been appointed an executive director in the advisory service line, whereas Esther Ajibola, Maureen Ogodo, Jamiu
Olakisan and Omolola Alebiosu
were the new partners of the assurance service line.
Ernst and
Young’s statement stated that Ajibola would play a key role in growing and
strengthening the assurance oil and gas clients spanning upstream, downstream,
midstream and oil field services of the oil and gas industry.
The
statement, while underscoring Ajibola’s experience, said that she had managed
the global multinationals, various core accounts as well as strategic national
accounts in Nigeria, adding that she had over 16 years’ experience in audit and
had been a key resource in the professional practice group.
The
statement read in part: “Ogodo’s client portfolio
includes multinational firms in the telecommunications and pharmaceutical
industry. Her strength lies in her ability to manage complex and large clients.
She has over 15 years’ experience in audit and banking operations.
“Olakisan
is a pioneer team member of the Financial Accounting Advisory Services and has
spear-headed several IFRS engagements across different sectors in Nigeria. He
has over 10years’ experience in audit.
“Alebiosu
has worked across all sectors of the assurance service line and currently plays
a pivotal role in the retail and consumer products sector. She has about
12years’ experience in audit.”
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