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Lagos govt, ACCA, PwC, others dissect State of Accountancy Profession in Africa Report for 2022 (In photos)

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By Chioma Obinagwam

The Association of Chattered Certified Accountants (ACCA) convened accountancy professionals on Friday in Lagos, Nigeria to analyse the State of Accountancy Profession in Africa Report for year 2022.

The event was graced by professionals that represented key corporations in the accounting sphere as well as the Lagos state government.

Confiance News made a compilation of photos at the event for your viewing pleasure:

L-R: Dr. Kayode Olushola Fasua – Chief Executive Officer, Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN); 1st Vice President – ANAN, Dr. James Ekerare Neminebor, The Immediate Past President – Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN), Dame Gladys Olajumoke Simplice. Photo credit: ACCA.

 

L-R: Prof. Onafowokan O. Oluyombo – (Department of Accounting, School of Management and Social Sciences, Pan-Atlantic University); Taiwo Oyedele- (Partner Fiscal Policy and Africa Tax Leader at PwC); Jane Ohadike- Regional Head of Public Affairs Africa, ACCA); Abiodun Muritala- (Permanent Secretary/Accountant General of Lagos State); Dr. Iheanyi Anyahara- (Director, Public Sector Accounting Standard at Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria, FRC), panelists, brain storming and deliberating on matters arising from the State of Accountancy Profession in Africa Report for 2022 at the event held in Lagos on Friday. Photo credit: ACCA.

 

Left to Right – Prof. Onafowokan O. Oluyombo – (Department of Accounting, School of Management and Social Sciences, Pan-Atlantic University), Mr Tom Isibor – Country Head, ACCA Nigeria; Prof. Francis O. Iyoha – (Professor of Accounting, Covenant University). Photo credit: ACCA.

 

L-R: Prof. Francis O. Iyoha – (Professor of Accounting, Covenant University); Chioma Obinagwam- (Publisher/Editor-in-Chief, Confiance News); a female participant at the State of Accountancy Profession in Africa Report for 2022 event on Friday in Lagos, Nigeria. Photo credit: ACCA.

 

Rashidat Adebisi – Executive Director & Chief Client Officer, AXA Mansard Insurance Plc. Photo credit: ACCA.

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Partner Fiscal Policy and Africa Tax Leader at Pricewaterhousecoopers (PwC), Taiwo Oyedele, presenting the State of Accountancy Profession in Africa Report for 2022. Photo credit: ACCA.

 

Adesina Adedayo – President, Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN). Photo credit: ACCA.

 

Director, Public Sector Accounting Standard at Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRC), Dr. Iheanyi Anyahara, one of the panelists at the event. Photo credit: ACCA.

 

Tom Isibor, Country Head, ACCA Nigeria. Photo credit: ACCA.

 

First Vice President of Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN), Dr. James Neminbor. Photo credit: ACCA.

 

L-R: Permanent Secretary/Accountant General of Lagos State, Abiodun Muritala (panelists) exchanging pleasantries with Director, Public Sector Accounting Standard at Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRC), Dr. Iheanyi Anyahara at the event. Photo credit: ACCA.
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