Mrs. Theresa Nyitse

Accountant General
Mrs. Theresa Nyitse serves as the Accountant General of Benue State, where she is responsible for the overall management of the State’s public finances, treasury operations, and government accounting systems. As the Chief Accounting Officer of the State Treasury, she...

Mrs. Theresa Nyitse serves as the Accountant General of Benue State, where she is responsible for the overall management of the State’s public finances, treasury operations, and government accounting systems. As the Chief Accounting Officer of the State Treasury, she plays a pivotal role in ensuring prudent financial management, accountability, and transparency in the administration of public funds.

A seasoned finance professional and public administrator, Mrs. Nyitse has extensive experience in government financial management, budgeting, treasury administration, and public sector accounting. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to professionalism, fiscal discipline, and compliance with established financial regulations and best practices.

As Accountant General, she oversees the preparation and management of the State’s financial records, supervises treasury operations, coordinates government payment systems, and ensures the timely preparation of statutory financial reports. She also works closely with ministries, departments, and agencies (MDAs) to strengthen financial controls, improve accountability, and promote efficient utilization of public resources.

Mrs. Nyitse is committed to supporting the Benue State Government’s vision of transparent, accountable, and efficient governance by enhancing public financial management systems and ensuring that government resources are effectively managed for sustainable development and improved service delivery.

Her dedication to integrity, sound financial stewardship, and institutional excellence continues to contribute to the effective management of Benue State’s finances and the realization of the administration’s developmental objectives.