Rosemary Bill Fowler hit the big 60 recently.

Rosemary is the soothingly beautiful African- American wife of the top man at the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) Tunde Fowler.

Fowler’s wife clocked 60years on Tuesday, May 21, 2019.

But there was no frenzy of celebrations or talks of a looming party to sign post the heartwarming development.

The celebrant indeed put a touching social media post that shows great gratitude for all the good things her maker has given to her – freely.

But aside posts by family – including her recently remarried daughter, Funke Aig Imoikhuede – there where virtually no major trumpeting of the attainment by Fowler’s army of aides and handlers.

Societynow,ng learned this move is part of a conscious effort by the Tax boss’ minders to keep talks about his private affairs as off the public glare as possible.

Fowler was recently in the news for all the wrong reasons over the arrest of top officials in his agency by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in the course of investigation into a major corruption allegation.

Fowler was not officially named nor invited by the EFCC but speculations and conjectures surrounding his person regarding the alleged corruption carried out under his watch didn’t help his image as ‘’ doing a great job’’ as FIRS chairman.

Source: societynow.ng

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