CITN Inducts 1,435 New Members, Emphasizes Integrity

The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) held its 54th induction ceremony in Abuja, where 1,435 new members were inducted. The President of CITN, Innoc Ohagwa, charged the inductees to commit to professionalism and integrity as Nigeria's tax system evolves.

He highlighted the importance of the Nigeria Tax Administration Act 2025 and urged members to embrace continuous learning and adhere to strict ethical standards. Ohagwa noted the existence of disciplinary mechanisms to address unethical conduct and encouraged the public to report any professional misconduct.

Dr. Yemi Sanni, Chairman of the Membership and Professional Conduct Committee, also urged the new members to uphold integrity and support ongoing tax reforms.

The Registrar, Afolak Oso, emphasized the need for members to familiarize themselves with ethical standards and participate in mandatory training programs to enhance their competence. The CITN was established in 1982 and chartered in 1992, playing a key role in tax administration in Nigeria.