- Student Membership – N2,500 / PA
- Associate Membership – N10,000 / PA
- Fellow Membership – N15,000 / PA
- PFD – N20,000
ICEN National/International Conference & Induction 2023
THEME: The Economic Implications of The Redesigned Naira Notes & Its Effect on the Nigerian Economy.
2ND DEC 2023. INDUCTION & CONFERENCE THEME: Building a Nation Free From Corruption & Redesigning Its Economic Policies.
ICEN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE LOME, TOGO (25th Sept. - 30th Sept. 2023)
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Introducing ICEN
About Us
The Institute of Chartered Economists of Nigeria (I.C.E.N) was established out of burning desire to promote and encourage the study and development of the art and science of economics in public practice, industries, commerce etc and to inculcate professionalism and specialization in the economics profession in Nigeria.
In view of this development, the institute had been mandated by the Act establishing it to regulate the activities of all the different aspects of Economics such as Monetary Economics, Industrial Economics, Business Economics, Educational and welfare economics, Economics of International relations, Agricultural Economics, Petroleum Economics, etc.
MEMBERSHIP
Prospective members are advised to read through the membership category above, download the registration form and apply for the category that best suit their qualification.
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Fellow Membership
The Fellow Membership of the Institute is reserved strictly for the founding members and few individuals who have made the Institute proud by way of their constructive and direct useful…
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Associate Membership
The Associate Membership of the Institute is awarded to: (a) Candidate who have passed all sections of the professional examinations examinations and have satisfied all other laid down requirements.
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Student Membership
Student membership of the Institute is open to anybody who possess any of the following qualifications…
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The goal of the founders of the ICEN was to provide facilities for the training and re-training of professional economists for the Nigerian economy. Given the Institute’s experience in past years and the enormous challenges facing economics profession in Nigeria today, the council and management of the Institute are desirous and determined to refocus, restructure and revitalise it, to more effectively fulfill its mandate.
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