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The Digest:

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria has launched an investigation into a viral video exposing alleged impersonation during its professional examinations. The footage shows suspects claiming to be writing the test for a bank manager and a state commissioner, prompting ICAN to reaffirm its zero-tolerance policy toward examination malpractice.

Key Points:
  • ICAN is investigating a viral video showing alleged impersonation in its exams.
  • One suspect claimed to be writing for a bank manager, another for a Taraba Finance Commissioner.
  • The institute maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy for examination malpractice.
  • ICAN Registrar promised a thorough investigation and transparent communication of findings.
  • Taraba Finance Commissioner Dr. Sarah Enoch Adi denied involvement with the suspect.
  • She stated she is not an ICAN member and does not know the impersonator.
  • The case highlights ongoing integrity challenges within professional certification processes.
The scandal strikes at the core of professional integrity, raising questions about credential authenticity in a system where high-stakes certification meets persistent ethical compromises.

Sources: Daily Trust,