The event, which saw the induction of 485 people, had CIBN members and inductees from viewing centres across Nigeria in attendance.
Financial experts have urged the federal government to adopt economic policies to create employment opportunities.
Mr Moghalu said the decision was logical because affected departments primarily oversee market entities in Lagos.
“In 2019, the actual tariff on goods stood at $320 million.’’
The federal government had said it is in talks with the World Bank for a $1.5 billion budget support loan.
The meeting was earlier scheduled to be held on September 25 and 26.
According to her, the physical location of the event is the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja.
He noted that the three tiers of government need to reduce the increasing cost of governance in order to free funds for infrastructural purposes.
He said despite the macroeconomic headwinds in 2022, the institute’s net operating surplus also grew from N799.17 million to N838.08 million.
The institute said the practice would address the missing links in the country’s educational system.
