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ANAN elects Chief (Mrs) Iyamide Gafar, FCNA as the sixth President and Chairman of Council on April 30, 2009. We thank you for stopping by and urge you to keep visiting.
President Yar'Adua Commissions ANAN Project
President Umaru Yar'adua in a message to the occasion, commended the dedicated efforts exhibited by the leadership of ANAN in realising the project.
Yar'Adua, who was represented by the Minister of Finance, Dr. Mansur Muhtar, called on other professional associations and institutions to emulate ANAN.
"I must concede that it takes great courage on the part of the leadership of the association to have embarked on this gigantic project," he said.
"It is my pleasure to be here to take part in this epoch-making event. Indeed it is of great joy and significance that I am called upon to commission the first building on the plots of land which this noble Association of National Accountants of Nigeria hopes to transform into an Accountancy Village," Yar'Adua added.
"On this note, I have much pleasure in commissioning the beautiful edifice, which would serve as an examination hall and for other purposes," he said.
Source: Guardian Newspapers, Nigeria April 16, 2009.
ANAN ON NIGERIA'S VISION 2020
The Association in Abuja launched a book on her contribution to the successful implementation of Nigeria's Vision 2020 Project. The book was unveiled by the Speaker of the Federal House of Representatives, Hon Dimeji Bankole at the International Conference Centre, Abuja Nigeria.
ANAN Cameroon
ANAN appoints Francis N. Asah, CNA. as Country Representative in Cameroon. The member is based in Douala, Republic of Cameroon. Members held inaugural meeting in October and elected officers to run the affairs of the branch with Robert P. Nken, CA (ONECCA), CNA (ANAN) of KPMG Cameroon as Secretary/Treasurer.
THE new president of the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN), Chief (Mrs) Iyamide Gafar has said that the unstable global economy and its impact on the local economy call for serious thoughts.
Gafar stated this during her acceptance speech as the sixth president of ANAN at the swearing in ceremony held in Jos last week. She noted that the association needs to be specially positioned to adapt and respond to the on-going state of `flux.'
According to her, the worldwide financial and economic recession, which affected banks, mortgage institutions, insurance and other financial conglomerate all pose challenges to the accountants.......
Source:The Nigerian Guardian Newspapers, May 5, 2009.
ANAN COMMENDS EFCC
The Association is happy with the activities of the Commission and has taken note of the tremendous feat achieved so far in reducing, economic and financial crimes which have dented the image of the country in the comity of nations.
We charge the Commission to apply equity and fairness in the discharge of its statutory duties and should not be seen to crumble in the face of pressure and intimidation. The body polity needs to be sanitized to make the Federal Government’s clarion call for foreign direct investment in the country meaningful. We urge the Commission to remain focused and maintain the tempo.
ESSENCE OF THE ASSOCIATION’S VISIT
The visit to the Commission is a follow-up to actualize the collaborative efforts between the Association and the Commission on capacity building, with particular emphasis on training the trainer program, rubbing minds on issues of national interest and to familiarize the Association with the Commission’s new leadership.
Professor E. R. Iwok, FCNA.
Past President-ANAN
WORLD CONGRESS OF ACCOUNTANTS
ANAN participates at World Congress of Accountants
Professor E.R. Iwok led ANAN team to IFAC
Congress, Istanbul-Turkey.
ANAN appoints new chair for Journal of Accounting
Professor E. R. Iwok, FCNA
Chairman, Editorial Board

DR. Samuel O. Nzekwe, MBF, FCNA
Immediate President/Chairman of Council-ANAN
FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
ANAN full members have been approved to be properly placed at Grade Level 10 along with other Senior Accountant Cadre in the Public Service of the Federation.
ANAN appoints new chair for CNA Journal
Professor W.E. Herbert, CNA
Chairman, Editorial Board
ANAN completes Professional Development in Kaduna, June 2008.
Professor M. A. Mainoma, CNA
Chairman, MCPD Committee.
ANAN inaugurates Kano Branch, July 2008
Chief D. U. Unogu, FCNA
Chairman, Branch & Benevolence Committee
ANAN inaugurates Think Tank Committee
Professor B.C. Osisioma, FCNA.
Chairman, Think Tank Committee
ANAN commends the Securities and Exchange Commission for sanctioning directors of Cadbury Nigeria Plc, their External Auditors, Akintola Williams Delloite and Union Registrars Limited.
ANAN President, Samuel Nzekwe has commended the bold steps taken by SEC against the shameful and unprofessional conduct of the management, their external auditors and registrar.
ANAN COURTESY VISITS;
Chief Justice of Nigeria,
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,
Central Bank of Nigeria,
Crown Agents UK (Abuja Office),
Securities and Exchange Commission,
Nigerian Accounting Standards Board,
Lagos State University,
Yaba College of Technology among others.
See ANAN Official Web Page.
SAMUEL O. NZEKWE, MBF, FCNA.
PRESIDENT OF ANAN
DURING A TWO - DAY WORKSHOP ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND FINANCIAL REPORTING FOR PUBLIC QUOTED COMPANIES ORGANISED BY SEC IN COLLABORATION WITH CAPITAL MARKET INSTITUTE BETWEEN 20TH TO 21ST MAY, 2008.
PROTOCOL
On behalf of myself, the Governing Council and the entire members of the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria, I would like to express our gratitude to the Securities and Exchange Commission for seeing me worthy to give a goodwill message at the opening ceremony of this workshop.
This workshop would not have come at a better time than this period, a period we just witnessed the sanctioning of some preparers of financial statements with material misstatements.
This singular act by the Commission has shown that no body or Institution can be bigger than the nation and is in line with the age long principle of the Rule of Law preached and practiced by the present administration. This aptly shows that the Commission is alive to its responsibilities and discharging its duties diligently and honestly in accordance with laid down codes. We urge the Commission not to relent in this exercise until the entire polity is sanitized.
There is the need for the Commission to ensure that stakeholders have a clear understanding of their roles and duties in publishing financial statements. One key way of improving the standard and inculcating Corporate Governance in the way and manner the affairs of companies are conducted is to ensure that all stakeholders have a clear understanding of their roles.
Association of National Accountants of Nigeria
250 Herbert Macaulay Str.
Alagomeji Area, Yaba
Lagos
Nigeria
ph: +234-1-764-2100
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