This is heartbreaking. Beautiful Olanike Disu, a director at the Lagos Inland Revenue Service, who is widely called Madam Tax, has died.
She passed on on Monday, barely 24 hours after celebrating her birthday on Sunday, September 3rd. Her death is a mystery.
Olanike died in mysterious circumstances at a private hospital after complaining that she's not feeling too well barely 24-hours after she celebrated her birthday.
She's survived by two children. RIP!
*A statement by Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria confirming her death:
"Members of the Council, Management, and Secretariat of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria, has regrettably announced the unfortunate demise of a member of the Executive Committee of Council, Mrs. Olanike Disu, FCTI which occurred on September 4, 2017.
"She was the current Chairman of the 2018 Annual Tax Committee (ATC). She was also an Assistant Director of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) until her death.
"We pray that God will comfort her family and the CITN family, and grant them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss."
She passed on on Monday, barely 24 hours after celebrating her birthday on Sunday, September 3rd. Her death is a mystery.
Olanike died in mysterious circumstances at a private hospital after complaining that she's not feeling too well barely 24-hours after she celebrated her birthday.
She's survived by two children. RIP!
*A statement by Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria confirming her death:
"Members of the Council, Management, and Secretariat of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria, has regrettably announced the unfortunate demise of a member of the Executive Committee of Council, Mrs. Olanike Disu, FCTI which occurred on September 4, 2017.
"She was the current Chairman of the 2018 Annual Tax Committee (ATC). She was also an Assistant Director of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) until her death.
"We pray that God will comfort her family and the CITN family, and grant them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss."
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