Osasere Okundaye, a 16-year-old Nigerian student, is reported to have become the youngest person in Nigeria to earn a chartered accountancy qualification through the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN). Multiple outlets say her achievement sets a national record for age and is linked to ICAN’s professional qualification pathway. The Federal Minister for Youth Development, Ayodele Olawande, congratulates her in a statement released Monday, praising Okundaye’s “hard work, discipline, resilience and commitment to excellence” and describing her as an example of young people’s potential. One outlet also adds that Olawande acknowledges the support of Okundaye’s parents, family, teachers, mentors, and other supporters. Another source notes that her milestone follows a similar earlier achievement: Temilola Blossom Arise, an 18-year-old University of Ilorin student, passed ICAN’s professional stage examinations the previous year. Across the reports, the focus remains on Okundaye’s age record and the recognition she receives from the youth development ministry.
16-year-old Osasere Okundaye becomes Nigeria’s youngest chartered accountant
Osasere Okundaye, a 16-year-old Nigerian student, is reported to have become the youngest person in Nigeria to earn a chartered accountancy qualification through the Institute of Chartered Accountants...
- Osasere Okundaye is 16 and is reported to become Nigeria’s youngest chartered accountant.
- Her qualification is tied to the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN).
- Minister of Youth Development Ayodele Olawande issues a congratulatory statement praising her discipline and commitment.
- Reports say Olawande also acknowledges the role of Okundaye’s parents, family, teachers, and mentors.
- One outlet notes the achievement comes after Temilola Blossom Arise, who passed ICAN professional stage examinations at 18 the previous year.
16-year-old Osasere Okundaye shatters records as Nigeria’s youngest chartered accountant, inspiring fellow youths with her remarkable achievement and resilience.
1 hour agoThe Minister of Youth Development, Ayodele Olawande, has congratulated Osasere Okundaye on emerging as Nigeria’s youngest chartered accountant at the age of 16. In a statement on Monday, Olawande described the feat as a remarkable demonstration of hard work, discipline, resilience and commitment to excellence. “I heartily congratulate Miss Osasere Okundaye on her outstanding achievement […] The post 16-year-old Girl Emerges Nigeria’s Youngest Chartered Accountant appeared first on Information Nigeria.
2 hours agoOsasere Okundaye, the 16-year-old Nigerian student, has become the youngest chartered accountant in Nigeria. Ayodele Olawande, minister for youth development, congratulated Okundaye on the newly achieved feat in a statement on Monday. Olawande applauded the young student for her “hard work, discipline, resilience, and commitment to excellence”. The minister said Okundaye’s academic excellence has projected her as a beacon of “limitless potential of Nigerian youths”. “I heartily congratulate Miss Osasere Okundaye on her outstanding achievement of becoming Nigeria’s youngest Chartered Accountant at just 16 years of age,” the statement reads. “This remarkable milestone is a testament to the power of hard work, discipline, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. “Osasere has distinguished herself as a shining example of the limitless potential of Nigerian youth. Her accomplishment reminds us that with determination, dedication, and the right support, young Nigerians can break barriers, set new records, and inspire a generation to dream bigger and strive for excellence.” The minister also appreciated the student’s parents for their support and guidance. “I also congratulate her parents, family, teachers, mentors, and everyone who has supported and guided her journey. Their encouragement, sacrifices, and belief in her abilities have undoubtedly contributed to this exceptional success,” he added. “As the Federal Ministry of Youth Development continues to champion policies and programmes that empower young people to realise their full potential, Osasere’s achievement reinforces our confidence that the future of Nigeria is bright in the hands of focused, determined, and talented young citizens.” Okundaye’s feat is coming a year after Temilola Blossom Arise, an 18-year-old student of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), successfully passed her professional stage examination of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN). Arise, a student of economics department, passed all five of her papers to become a chartered accountant.
9 hours agoAt just 16 years old, Osasere Okundaye has shattered a national record by becoming the youngest person in Nigeria to earn a chartered accountancy qualification through the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN). The post Meet 16-yr-old Osasere Okundaye who became Nigeria’s youngest chartered accountant appeared first on Vanguard News.
9 hours agoOsasere Okundaye, 16, makes history as Nigeria’s youngest chartered accountant. Her inspiring feat demonstrates the limitless potential of Nigerian youth. Read More: https://punchng.com/16-year-old-girl-emerges-nigerias-youngest-chartered-accountant/
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