The Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee has rejected claims that Taiwo Oyedele, Minister of State for Finance, admitted errors in Nigeria's new tax laws. A statement issued by the Committee and shared on Oyedele's X account described the reports as misleading and inaccurate. The clarification comes amid growing public debate over the implementation of recent tax reforms. The Committee emphasized that Oyedele did not make any admission of flaws in the tax framework during recent engagements. It maintained that the reforms are on track and aligned with the administration's economic objectives. The statement did not specify which reports were being disputed or provide further details on the nature of the alleged claims. Oyedele has been a prominent figure in the design and explanation of the new fiscal policies. The Committee's response appears aimed at containing potential damage to public confidence in the tax overhaul. No additional comments were offered on the source or timing of the contested reports.