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ICPAN Conference 2025: Uniting Fraud Examiners in the Fight Against Financial Crime


The Institute of Corporate and Public Administrators of Nigeria (ICPAN) invites all professionals and stakeholders to its upcoming ICPAN Conference 2025, a virtual event focused on the crucial topic:
“The Role of Fraud Examiners in Fraud Detection and Prevention.”

📅 Event Details:


Conference Theme:

“The Role of Fraud Examiners in Fraud Detection and Prevention”

In an era where fraud schemes are becoming more sophisticated and widespread, the conference will delve into the vital role that fraud examiners play in identifying, preventing, and addressing fraudulent activities across both the public and private sectors.

Why You Should Attend:

Participants will benefit from expert-led discussions on:

  • Innovative tools and techniques in fraud detection.
  • Building internal controls to prevent financial crimes.
  • The evolving landscape of fraud and how professionals can stay ahead.
  • Real-life case studies and investigative insights.

This gathering will attract a broad spectrum of participants, including auditors, forensic accountants, compliance officers, investigators, legal practitioners, administrators, and corporate executives. It serves as a critical knowledge-sharing platform for advancing transparency, accountability, and integrity in governance and business.

About ICPAN:

The Institute of Corporate and Public Administrators of Nigeria (ICPAN) is committed to enhancing professional standards in public and corporate administration. Through conferences, trainings, and certifications, ICPAN fosters ethical leadership and effective management practices across the country.


Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a strategic dialogue that empowers fraud professionals and strengthens institutional resilience.

For further inquiries, contact ICPAN via official channels or visit the Institute’s website.



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