The Society for Corporate Governance Nigeria (SCGN) has announced Pro Bono Initiative designed to offer free board advisory services to one SME and one non-profit organisation (NPO) in Nigeria.

The SCGN unveiled the initiative at an event in Lagos marking its 20th anniversary/gala night, where it also honoured and recognised some institutions and individuals for exemplary leadership.

The event was also an evening of elegance, reflection, and recognition, honouring two decades of SCGN’s commitment to promoting ethical leadership and governance excellence in Nigeria.

The gala night attracted leaders from different walks of life, fellows, and members of the society, who lauded SCGN’s impact and the milestones that have shaped its evolution over the years.

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Fabian Ajogwu, founding president of SCGN, reflected on the Society’s journey: “Our Fellows are walking classrooms of what it means to be ethical, responsible leaders. As we celebrate 20 years, we do so with pride in the progress we have made and with determination for the road ahead. Our celebrations today inspire us to work even harder towards our purpose continuing to set the stage for the future.”

Also speaking, Muhammad K. Ahmad, president of SCGN, commended the society’s growing impact within the private sector,

“In terms of compliance within the private sector, I believe we are doing very well. The progress we have made underscores the relevance of our mission and the continued importance of strong governance in building sustainable institutions,” he said.

SCGN is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to promoting good corporate governance practices in Nigeria.

Through advocacy, training, and thought leadership, the society works with regulators, boards, and industry leaders to embed integrity, accountability, and sustainability as the foundation of successful businesses and institutions.