ICSAN Lagos State chapter lauds institute’s President Ekundayo for achievements
L-R Mr. Bola Babatunde, FCIS, Vice Chairman, ICSAN Lagos State Chapter, Mr. Dele Togunde, FCIS, Chairman, Membership and Branch Liaison Committee; ICSAN, Mr. Babatunde Oladipo Okuneye, FCIS, Registrar/CEO, ICSAN; Mrs. Funmi Ekundayo, FCIS, President/Chairman of Council, ICSAN; Mr. Francis Olawale, FCIS, Honorary Treasurer; Ms. Efosa Ewere, FCIS; Chairman ICSAN Lagos State Chapter, Mrs. Nkechi Onyenso, FCIS, Chairman, Publicity and Advocacy Committee, ICSAN, during a visit to ICSAN President
ICSAN Lagos State chapter lauds institute’s President Ekundayo for achievements
The Chairman, ICSAN Lagos State Chapter, Ms. Efosa Ewere, FCIS, led the Chapter’s executives on a courtesy visit to the President/Chairman of Council ICSAN, Mrs. Funmi Ekundayo, FCIS, at the ICSAN National Secretariat in Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos.
The team was warmly received by the President/Chairman of Council, Mrs.Funmi Ekundayo, FCIS and a delegation of Council Members of ICSAN, including Mrs. Uto Ukpanah FCIS, the Vice President, Mr. Francis Olawale, FCIS, Honorary Treasurer; Mr. Dele Togunde, FCIS, Chairman of Membership and Branch Liaison Committee; Mrs. Nkechi Onyenso, FCIS, Chairman of Publicity and Advocacy Committee and Mr. Babatunde Oladipo Okuneye, FCIS, Registrar/CEO, ICSAN.
Ewere commended the President and her team for the innovative achievements of the administration over the last one year, particularly in establishing linkages between ICSAN and various academic and professional institutions across the country to promote the objectives of ICSAN and further strengthen its position.
Ekundayo congratulated the Lagos Chapter Executives on successfully organising the Corporate Governance Roundtable for young professionals to commemorate the Children’s Day 2024, expressing delight that Lagos Chapter was moving in tandem with programmes of the national body.
She charged the chapter executives to maintain the same measure of capacity, passion and commitment that informed their being elected by members of the Lagos Chapter and urged them to leverage collaboration with other chapters for the good of the institute.
