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ICSAN Calls for Ethical Leadership in Nigerian Businesses

ICSAN Calls for Ethical Leadership in Nigerian Businesses

The Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria (ICSAN) challenged Nigerian businesses to balance profitability with ethical leadership, accountability, and sustainable practices at its 2026 Annual Conference and Diamond Jubilee celebration held at the Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. President Uto Ukpanah stated that long-term corporate success must extend beyond financial returns, emphasizing the need for businesses to create wealth, generate employment, and respond to the expectations of various stakeholders.

The conference theme, “Balancing Profit and Purpose: Advancing Sustainable Business Practices in Emerging Economies,” highlighted the importance of responsible corporate conduct amid economic uncertainty and evolving regulatory expectations. Ukpanah noted the strategic role of company secretaries in promoting compliance and effective decision-making.

She also mentioned that ICSAN's 60th anniversary signifies six decades of professional development and contributions to corporate governance in Nigeria. Dr Owen Omogiafo, the dinner chairman, underscored the critical role of company secretaries in achieving corporate objectives.

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