Ms Fagbile said the essence of the campaign was to catch them young.
The minister explained that Mr Tinubu regularly sought feedback on policies and was willing to adjust implementation where necessary.
Mr Madaki emphasised that peace was vital for development across all sectors.
FIRS has over 2,800 ICAN members out of 66,000.
Peoples Gazette has compiled seven key scopes that Mr Tinubu may consider to live true to his promise of reducing public corruption and enhancing the judiciary.
“There is no other institution that can be more useful in this act of enthroning transparency and accountability than the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria.”
In his citation, Mr Nami was described as “a go-getter and an ingenious leader.”
Mr Mbah spoke in Enugu at an interactive session with members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), Enugu State chapter.
He said that there had been a consensus among Nigerians for creation of state police as a way of reducing the crime rate.
“Any taxpayer that buys into misguided information on filing tax returns will face the wrath of the law,” he said.
