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Adenike Oyeyiola
Adenike Oyeyiola

Adenike (Nike) Oyeyiola represents the World Bank as co-Chair of the MOSAIC Steering Committee of IFAC. She manages the World Bank global effort to strengthen public accountancy organizations including the Foundational Accounting and Financial Management Skills Enhancement Program which aims at increasing the number of suitably qualified and certified accounting technicians to serve in the private and public sectors in Africa.

Nike is a Practice Manager in the Governance Global Practice of the World Bank. She leads a team of highly professional staff working across all regions on core governance themes including Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability; Public Investment Management, Domestic Resource Mobilization, Governance of State-Owned Enterprises; Corporate Financial Reporting; financial management in Human Development Sectors; Governance of Infrastructure; and fiduciary assurance. Prior to joining the World Bank, she worked for 11 years in Ernst & Young (now EY) in Nigeria on assurance and advisory services up to the managerial level, with a focus on high risk assurance and consulting tasks.

Nike is a Chartered Accountant, member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Nigeria. She has a Master of Science degree in Public Policy and Management from University of London, a Master of Science degree in Business Administration and a Bachelor of Science (Hon) Degree in Economics, both from the University of Ibadan in Nigeria.

Darlene Nzorubara

Darlene Nzorubara is a Principal at IFAC. She manages the compliance and membership activities of IFAC's members and associates in Africa and supports the PAO Capacity Building Program as well as the MOSAIC (Memorandum of Understanding to Strengthen Accountancy and Improve Collaboration) Steering Committee. She also oversees Africa initiatives under IFAC’s MoU with Gavi, the Global Fund, and USAID to strengthen public finance management for greater accountability and transparency through the effective role of PAOs. 

Prior to joining IFAC, Darlene worked as a research assistant on governance at Baruch College in New York and worked for two years as a legal assistant for a law firm in Paris, France. Darlene has post graduate degrees in international economic law and in business and exportation law from Université René Descartes – Paris V and a Master in Public Administration from Baruch College.

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