Institute inducts new members, urges strategic leadership for Africa
The Institute of Strategic Management of Nigeria, Chartered has inducted 199 new members during its annual conference in Lagos. At the event, speakers including Tony Attah and Abiola Babatunde-Ojo emphasized the need for strategic leadership, innovation, and investment in people to drive Africa’s development. They highlighted the importance of building strong institutions and fostering entrepreneurship across various sectors. The conference reinforced the institute’s commitment to promoting professional excellence and sustainable growth in Africa.
What we know
- The institute inducted 34 associates, 131 full members, and 34 fellows at its annual conference in Lagos.
- Tony Attah, represented by Mesh Maichibi, stressed that Africa’s future depends on quality leadership and strong institutions, not just natural resources.
- Abiola Babatunde-Ojo, represented by Aderonke Akilo, highlighted human capital as Africa’s greatest asset and called for more investment in education, skills, and innovation.
- The conference theme focused on igniting Africa’s renaissance through strategic leadership, innovation, and enterprise.
- Alex Enebeli stated that the induction reflects the institute’s dedication to advancing good governance and sustainable development in Africa.
