Hauwa Nana Ibrahim

Hauwa Nana Ibrahim is a chartered accountant whose career spans telecoms, banking, oil and gas, and the public sector, bringing a distinctive blend of expertise in finance, taxation, and public policy. Her work is driven by a strong commitment to designing solutions that deliver measurable impact, foster inclusion, and enable sustainable growth.Her academic credentials include a BSc in Accounting (Ahmadu Bello University), an MSc in Accountancy (University of London), and a Master of Public Administration. She is a member of ACCA, ACA, and ACTI, underscoring her proficiency in financial governance and policy

In her current role as Adviser, Economic Coordination to the Honorable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Hauwa Nana Ibrahim leads strategic initiatives that align national economic priorities with development objectives. She plays a key role in the Federal Executive Council Initiative on Domestic Sales of Crude Oil and Refined Products in Naira, and drives forward inclusive economic programs that empower young people, expand employment opportunities, and ensure equitable access to resources.

She also represents the Ministry of Finance on the National Economic Council’s Human Capital Development (HCD 2.0) Technical Working Group, contributing to national strategies that prioritize investments in health, education, and livelihoods—laying the groundwork for long-term prosperity.

Across every role, Hauwa Nana Ibrahim is known for transforming complexity into clarity. From leading reforms in social protection systems to facilitating multi-stakeholder partnerships, she excels at shaping and executing programs that deliver impact at scale. Her approach is rooted in accountability, systems thinking, and an enduring belief in the power of purposeful public service.