CITN and ANAN Retreat in Kano Focuses on Fiscal Reforms

The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) and the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN) convened for their 6th joint council retreat in Kano, themed "Beyond Reset: Advancing Fiscal Reform to Sustain Economic Growth in Nigeria." The retreat, chaired by Innoc Ohagwa, aimed to address fiscal reforms and the role of both professional bodies in enhancing public service transparency and effectiveness. Hajia Zuwairat Talatu Kishimi, president of ANAN, highlighted the importance of restoring fiscal stability and compliance within Nigeria's financial system.

The discussions underscored the need for a collaborative approach to fiscal reform, emphasizing that effective governance structures are crucial for sustainable economic growth. Dr. Ismail Danmaraya, a member of the Kano State Commission on Finance and Economic Planning, contributed to the dialogue on financial revolution in Kano.

The retreat concluded with a commitment to actionable measures that would promote fiscal discipline and growth in Nigeria's economy.