Fidelity Bank Plc is set to convene a high-level stakeholders’ webinar aimed at addressing revenue generation and fiscal transparency challenges within Nigeria’s public sector.
The virtual session, scheduled for March 24, 2026, is themed “Digital Fiscal Transparency: Unlocking Sub-national Opportunities for International Partners.” It will bring together public sector leaders, development institutions, heads of government agencies, and financial experts to explore strategies for improving revenue systems and accountability.
The initiative comes amid growing pressure on public institutions to enhance internally generated revenue and strengthen public trust in the face of evolving economic realities.
Speaking ahead of the event, Richard Madiebo, Divisional Head, Public Sector at Fidelity Bank, said the webinar was designed to provide practical solutions that leverage digital tools to improve fiscal operations.
“As public institutions seek ways to improve internally generated revenue and strengthen public trust, there has been a renewed focus on fiscal transparency,” he said.
Madiebo explained that the session would focus on how digital platforms can support structured invoicing, seamless collections, payment automation, contractor disbursement transparency, and real-time revenue monitoring.
According to him, the webinar will also address persistent challenges confronting many public institutions, including revenue leakages, fragmented collection channels, weak visibility into revenue performance, and inefficient reconciliation processes.
He added that the initiative aligns with the bank’s broader commitment to supporting public sector transformation and sub-national economic development.
“The webinar forms part of our commitment to provide practical solutions that support public sector transformation and stronger sub-national development,” Madiebo noted.
Participants are expected to gain insights into building modern revenue infrastructure capable of improving efficiency, enhancing accountability, and delivering better fiscal outcomes.
Interested participants can register via the bank’s official website.
