Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria -CITN

17/08/2026

🚀 FUTURE-READY TAX PROFESSIONALS START HERE!

The CITN Tax Academy, in collaboration with UNITeS Cisco Networking Academy, is equipping tax professionals with the digital knowledge and skills needed to thrive in an increasingly technology-driven tax environment.

Two practical, career-focused programmes are available, designed to strengthen your understanding of cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and emerging technologies in taxation.

🔐 1. CERTIFICATE IN CYBERSECURITY FOR TAX PROFESSIONALS

As tax systems become increasingly digital, protecting sensitive taxpayer and financial information has never been more important.

This introductory programme is designed to give tax professionals a solid foundation in cybersecurity and data security awareness, helping them understand the risks associated with digital tax systems and how to safeguard valuable information.

Course Details:

* Level: Beginner
* Duration: 1 weekend — Saturday & Sunday
* Focus: Data security awareness
* Delivery: Virtual
* Self-paced digital modules with instructor-led workshops
* Assessments and practical case studies
* Commencement: Saturday, 5 September 2026
* Registration Fee: ₦10,000
* Course Fee: ₦50,000

🤖 2. CERTIFICATE IN EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES FOR TAXATION (IoT & AI)

Technology is transforming the way taxes are administered, monitored and managed. Stay ahead of the curve by developing foundational knowledge of Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) and their potential applications in taxation.

The programme introduces participants to IoT fundamentals and explores how emerging technologies can drive smarter and more innovative tax systems.

Course Details:

* Level: Foundation
* Duration: 3 weeks — Saturdays & Sundays
* Focus: Smart tax innovations
* Delivery: Virtual
* Self-paced digital modules with instructor-led workshops
* Assessments and practical case studies
* Commencement: Saturday, 5 September 2026
* Registration Fee: ₦20,000
* Course Fee: ₦100,000

👥 WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

The programmes are suitable for:

Tax Practitioners | Revenue Officers | Auditors & Compliance Officers | Tax Administrators | IT Support Staff within Tax Agencies | Professionals involved in Digital Tax System Oversight | Audit & Investigation Officers | Accounting Professionals

🌟 WHY ENROL?

Build the digital competence required to operate confidently in the modern tax environment.

Whether you want to protect tax data and systems from cybersecurity threats or understand how AI, IoT and other emerging technologies can transform taxation, these programmes provide a practical foundation for the future.

📅 REGISTRATION IS ONGOING

Registration closes: Tuesday, 1 September 2026

💳 PAYMENT DETAILS

Account Name: CITN TAX ACADEMY
Bank: Zenith Bank
Account Number: 1017682892

📞 ENQUIRIES

Ndidi Attah: 0802 501 9727 | [email protected]
Ogbonna Ruth: 0808 239 4655 | [email protected]
Sam: 0706 135 7349

Don’t wait for the future of taxation to arrive—prepare for it now.

Register today and become a more digitally confident, technology-ready tax professional!

17/08/2026

OFFICIAL DISCLAIMER ON IMPERSONATION AND UNAUTHORISED USE OF IDENTITY

The attention of the Registrar/Chief Executive of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) has been drawn to the existence of an individual or account on Instagram purporting to be, or acting in the name of, the Registrar/Chief Executive of the Institute without authorisation.

Management wishes to state categorically that the Registrar/Chief Executive has no affiliation with, and has not authorised, the said Instagram account or any person operating it.

Of particular concern is the discovery that the telephone number associated with the impersonation (see attached) is reportedly registered in the name of the Registrar/Chief Executive. This development is being treated seriously, given the potential risk of identity misuse, deception and reputational damage.

Members of the public, stakeholders, associates and all persons who may come in contact with the said account are therefore advised to exercise utmost caution and not to rely on any communication, request, solicitation or transaction emanating from the account or the person operating it as representing the Registrar/Chief Executive.

The matter is being appropriately documented and necessary steps are being taken to report the impersonation and safeguard the identity and reputation of the Registrar/Chief Executive and the Institute in general.

Anyone who has received suspicious communication from the account is advised to preserve the relevant evidence and report same through the appropriate channels.

This disclaimer is issued on behalf of the Registrar/Chief Executive, in the interest of protecting the public and all stakeholders from possible deception arising from the unauthorised use of her official identity.

Signed:
CITN Management

14/08/2026

Courtesy visit by Ikeja District Society to the leadership of the Institute on Friday, August 14, 2026. The District team, which was led by the Chairman - Dr. Olaoti Bolarinwa, was received by the 17th President and Chairman of Council - Mr. Innocent C. Ohagwa, FCTI, the Vice President - Dr. Simon Kato, FCTI and the Deputy Vice President - Dr. Titilayo Fowokan, mni, FCTI as well as top management staff of the Institute

12/08/2026

The Governing Council, Management and entire membership of The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria warmly felicitate with Mr. Yomi Olugbenro, FCRTI, a distinguished member of the Institute and esteemed member of Council, on the occasion of his birthday.

We celebrate your invaluable contributions to the growth and advancement of the Institute and the tax profession, as well as your commitment to professional excellence and service.

As you mark this special milestone, we wish you renewed strength, sound health, greater accomplishments and many more rewarding years of impactful service.

Happy Birthday, Sir, and congratulations!

The Governing Council and entire membership of The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) warmly felicitate with Mr. Yomi Olugbenro, FCTI, a distinguished member of the Institute and esteemed member of Council, on the occasion of his 50th birthday.

We celebrate this remarkable milestone and commend your valuable contributions to the growth of the Institute and the advancement of the tax profession. As you attain this golden jubilee, we wish you continued good health, wisdom, fulfilment and greater accomplishments in the years ahead.

May the new decade bring you renewed opportunities to make even greater impact in the Institute, the profession and society.

Happy 50th Birthday, Sir, and congratulations on this significant milestone!

12/08/2026

On behalf of the Governing Council, Management and the entire membership of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN), We warmly felicitate with our distinguished member, a quintessential Tax administrator, an accomplished former banker, a God-fearing gentleman and humanitarian per excellence, Mr. Babatunde Fowler, FCTI, on the occasion of his 70th birthday.

We celebrate your remarkable contributions to the taxation profession, public service and national development, and your continued commitment to the advancement of this noble profession. We thank God for His enduring faithfulness throughout your inspiring life journey.

May the Almighty God continue to grant you good health, happiness, fulfilment, wisdom and grace, and bless you with many more years of impactful service to God and humanity.

Happy 70th Birthday, Sir!

11/08/2026

CITN MOURNS PROFESSOR RAFIU OYESOLA SALAWU, FCTI
The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) mourns the passing of Professor Rafiu Oyesola Salawu, FCTI, a distinguished Fellow, scholar, teacher and committed contributor to the advancement of taxation and professional education in Nigeria. Professor Salawu's association with the Institute was marked by sustained intellectual and professional service. He served as a member of the CITN Editorial Advisory Committee from 2013 to 2016, before assuming the position of Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Taxation and Economic Development (JTED) from 2016. In this capacity, he provided valuable scholarly leadership to the Institute's flagship academic journal and helped strengthen its role as a platform for research and informed discourse on taxation and economic development.

He also served as a member of the CITN Syllabus Review Committee, contributing his wealth of academic and professional experience to the development of the Institute's professional education framework. In 2021, he further distinguished himself as Conference Director of the CITN Annual International Academic Conference, reinforcing his commitment to research, knowledge exchange and the continuous development of the tax profession.

Beyond these formal responsibilities, Professor Salawu contributed to CITN's body of professional knowledge through his scholarship and publications on taxation, tax compliance, tax planning, tax justice and public finance. His intellectual contributions reflected a deep commitment to strengthening Nigeria's tax system and developing the competence and professionalism of those who serve it.

The Institute remembers Professor Salawu as a distinguished academic and Fellow who generously deployed his knowledge, experience and intellect in the service of CITN and the wider tax profession. His contributions to the Institute's publications, professional education, research and academic engagement constitute a lasting legacy.

The President, Council and entire membership of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria extend their heartfelt condolences to his family, colleagues, students and the academic community. May God grant his soul eternal rest and give all who mourn him the strength to bear this irreparable loss.

Signed:
Registrar/Chief Executive

11/08/2026

11/08/2026

CITN MOURNS PROFESSOR RAFIU OYESOLA SALAWU, FCTI

The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) mourns the passing of Professor Rafiu Oyesola Salawu, FCTI, a distinguished Fellow, scholar, teacher and committed contributor to the advancement of taxation and professional education in Nigeria. Professor Salawu's association with the Institute was marked by sustained intellectual and professional service. He served as a member of the CITN Editorial Advisory Committee from 2013 to 2016, before assuming the position of Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Taxation and Economic Development (JTED) from 2016. In this capacity, he provided valuable scholarly leadership to the Institute's flagship academic journal and helped strengthen its role as a platform for research and informed discourse on taxation and economic development.

He also served as a member of the CITN Syllabus Review Committee, contributing his wealth of academic and professional experience to the development of the Institute's professional education framework. In 2021, he further distinguished himself as Conference Director of the CITN Annual International Academic Conference, reinforcing his commitment to research, knowledge exchange and the continuous development of the tax profession.

Beyond these formal responsibilities, Professor Salawu contributed to CITN's body of professional knowledge through his scholarship and publications on taxation, tax compliance, tax planning, tax justice and public finance. His intellectual contributions reflected a deep commitment to strengthening Nigeria's tax system and developing the competence and professionalism of those who serve it.

The Institute remembers Professor Salawu as a distinguished academic and Fellow who generously deployed his knowledge, experience and intellect in the service of CITN and the wider tax profession. His contributions to the Institute's publications, professional education, research and academic engagement constitute a lasting legacy.

The President, Council and entire membership of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria extend their heartfelt condolences to his family, colleagues, students and the academic community. May God grant his soul eternal rest and give all who mourn him the strength to bear this irreparable loss.

Signed:
Registrar/Chief Executive