CIoD Nigeria Webinar Series
Infrastructure Development In Nigeria: A Necessity For Sustainable and Inclusive Growth
The Infrastructure Development Forum seeks to create a robust stakeholders' engagement that will highlight the framework for building sustainable investment in capital projects across Nigeria through a successful public /private sector partnership and strong regulatory framework by adherence to sound Corporate Governance
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Prevention & Management of Common Cancers
Cancer is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the body. Cancer develops when the body’s normal control mechanism stops working. Anything that may cause a normal body cell to develop abnormally potentially can cause cancer.
This webinar is designed to enlighten participants on the general aspects of Cancer: the types of Cancer, how the disease develops, and the many treatments that help improve the quality of life and survival rates.
Petroleum Industry Act,
Governance And The Investor
It is exciting to note that after over two decades in the making, the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) has now become law and establishes a new reality for Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, as the Act is expected to grow investors' confidence in Nigeria's Petroleum Industry and create more employment opportunities for the populace in the host communities. Moreover, the scale of the changes introduced by the PIA is widespread and profound, and it is seen as a significant overhaul of the administrative, regulatory and fiscal regime, as well as the key petroleum institution in the entire spectrum of the Nigerian petroleum industry.
The PIA, which contains a total of 319 sections, 5 chapters with a categorization into numbered parts, introduces pertinent changes to the governance, administrative, regulatory and fiscal framework of the Nigerian Petroleum Industry, in order to ensure transparency, strengthen the governing institutions and attract investment capital, among other objectives.
The Directors' Prospects for 2022: What will change and what you should do
Date: Thursday, January 27, 2022
Time: 2pm
The 2022 National budget which was tagged the “Budget of Economic Growth and Sustainability” has a spending plan of N16.39 trillion, higher than the N13.6 trillion projected for 2021 by 25%. The GDP growth rate projection of 4.2% is considered overtly optimistic compared to the revised projection of 2.5% for 2021 which was hardly achieved. These projections, however, appear to be in line with earlier postulations that GDP growth projections would be 4.2% in 2022, 2.3% in 2023 and 3.3% in 2024.
The Institute of Directors Nigeria (IoD) Economic and Business Outlook Seminar is organized with the aim of foraying into what these postulations translates for businesses and directors in various sectors of the economy and provide insights that should will shape their decisions. The Outlook seminar is targeted at IoD members, major stakeholders across various sectors of the economy including Business Owners and C- Suite Executives, Government Agencies and the Diplomatic community.
"My Heart, My Sugar, My Life"...Lifestyle, Myths and Misconceptions. Learning About Chronic Heart Diseases and Diabetes Mellitus.
Date: 13th Dec. 2021
The Role of Directors in Fostering Ethical Behaviour & Compliance In The Workplace
Date: 7th Oct. 2021
Scope, Profile & Role of The Company Directors In Nigeria:
Current Legal Regime & Contemporary Issues
Date: 12th Aug. 2021
AFCFTA: The Impact of a Single Continental Market on the Transport and Logistics Sector
- what your company needs to know
Date: 28th July 2021
Financing Micro & Small Businesses
Young Directors Forum (Networking & Knowledge Sharing Session) -