The immediate past Chairman of Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN), Abuja Branch, Mr. Wahab Shina Omoniyi is set to unveil a new book.
Title, “Budget As A Policy Instrument For Public Financial Management”, the book offers insight on the effective management of public finances using instrumentality of budgeting in mobilization, allocation, distribution, and utilization of resources by governments including its significant implications for national economic stability and societal well-being.
The 142 page masterpiece also also elucidates the principles involved in budgeting, the nexus between budget and policies of government, the budgeting processes and practices, the problems and challenges of budgeting and lastly, fiscal federalism and the prospects of enshrining good budget practices.
It will be unveiled on Wednesday, July 24, 2024 at Merit House, Maitama Abuja.
Omoniyi of the Finance and Accounts department of the Nigerian Geological Survey Agency (NGSA) headquarters Abuja had also in 2020 unveiled a book titled The Boundary.
It highlights the needs for individuals, communities and nations to have a distinctive understanding of their limits as not to spark rivalry and possible tension when encroachment occurs.
The public unveiling of “Budget As A Policy Instrument For Public Financial Management” will witness the presence of key stakeholders from the country’s financial and economic sector, as well as the academia.
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