FG to Launch Treasury Management & Revenue Assurance System (TMRAS) to Replace REMITA
BY SPRINGNEWSNG MEDIA LIMITED
MARCH 4, 2025
The Federal Government of Nigeria is set to unveil a new Treasury Management and Revenue Assurance System (TMRAS), designed to replace the existing REMITA platform used for revenue collection and management. SpringNewsNG gathered that the new system aims to enhance transparency, efficiency, and accountability in the management of public funds, addressing long-standing concerns about revenue leakages and inefficiencies in the current system.
According to SpringNewsNG, the TMRAS will integrate advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence and blockchain, to streamline revenue collection, tracking, and reporting across all government agencies. The system is expected to provide real-time data on government revenues, reduce manual processes, and minimize opportunities for corruption.
SpringNewsNG understands that the decision to replace REMITA follows a series of audits and stakeholder consultations, which revealed gaps in the current system’s ability to fully capture and monitor government revenues. “The TMRAS represents a significant upgrade in our revenue management capabilities. It will ensure that every kobo due to the government is collected and accounted for,” said a senior official at the Ministry of Finance, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
The launch of TMRAS is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to improve public financial management and boost revenue generation. According to SpringNewsNG, the system will also facilitate seamless integration with other government platforms, such as the Government Integrated Financial Management Information System (GIFMIS) and the Treasury Single Account (TSA).
Stakeholders in the financial and technology sectors have welcomed the initiative, describing it as a game-changer for Nigeria’s public finance ecosystem. “This is a step in the right direction. The use of advanced technologies will not only enhance transparency but also build public trust in government revenue management,” said Dr. Adeola Williams, a financial analyst based in Lagos.
However, some experts have raised concerns about the potential challenges of transitioning from REMITA to TMRAS. SpringNewsNG reports that these include the need for extensive training of personnel, potential resistance from vested interests, and the risk of technical glitches during the rollout.
According to SpringNewsNG, the Federal Government has assured stakeholders that the transition will be gradual and well-coordinated, with adequate support provided to all users of the new system. “We are committed to ensuring a smooth transition. The benefits of TMRAS far outweigh the challenges, and we are confident that it will deliver on its promises,” the Ministry of Finance official added.
As the Federal Government prepares to unveil the TMRAS, the move is seen as a critical step toward achieving fiscal sustainability and economic growth. According to SpringNewsNG, the success of the new system will depend on effective implementation and the cooperation of all stakeholders. For now, the anticipation is high, with many hoping that TMRAS will mark a new era of transparency and efficiency in Nigeria’s public financial management.
