The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to innovation, transparency and institutional reform as it installed its 62nd President at a ceremony held on Tuesday in Lagos.
The leadership transition took place at the ICAN Council Chambers in Victoria Island, where members of the profession, government officials and industry leaders gathered for the investiture of Hajiya Seghosime as the new president of the institute.
The ceremony also featured a valedictory address by the outgoing 61st President, Mallam Haruna Yahaya, who used the occasion to review a year in office defined by digital reform initiatives, professional capacity building and efforts to reposition the institute for a rapidly evolving financial landscape.
ICAN, Nigeria’s foremost professional accounting body, said the leadership transition comes at a time when the profession is facing heightened expectations around digital competence, regulatory compliance and global competitiveness.
In his farewell address, Yahaya highlighted a 10-point
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