Tope Fasau Confirms Appointment As Tinubu’s Special Adviser On Economic Affairs

President Bola Tinubu has appointed Mr Tope Fasua, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Global Analytics Consulting as Special Adviser on Economic Affairs in the office of the Vice President.

According to a short statement he sent out on Friday night on X formerly known as Tweeter, Fasua announced, “So, yours truly has been appointed Special Adviser to the President on Economic Affairs in the VP’s office.

“Just what i wanted for national impact. We thank God Almighty and those who remembered me and insisted. For God and country…”

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Polity Reporters understands that Fasua is an economist, accountant, columnist, author, and consultant. He is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria ICAN.

Tope studied economics at the Ondo State University where he finished as the best graduating student in his department, faculty, and the university at large in 1991.

He had his second degree, M.Sc in Financial Markets & Derivatives, from the London Metropolitan University, United Kingdom.

He started his career in 1992 with the defunct Citizens Bank. He later worked with Standard Trust Bank and Equatorial Trust Bank where he rose to the position of Principal Manager/ Regional Director in Abuja.

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With executive education courses from the London Business School and Harvard University, Tope is a regular economics and financial markets analyst on television.

 

 

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