In a proud moment for Redeemer’s University, two 300-level students from the Department of Accounting have successfully qualified as Chartered Accountants in the May 2025 diet examination of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN). The distinguished students, Priscilla Oluwatoyosi Olowu and Damilola Alabi, achieved this significant professional milestone while still in their third year of undergraduate study.
This accomplishment underscores the university’s commitment to grooming industry-ready graduates and affirms the exceptional quality of academic instruction within the Faculty of Management Sciences. The Department of Accounting, known for its rigorous training and focus on professional
excellence, continues to deliver on its promise of preparing students to meet global and national industry standards.
The students’ success reflects the synergy between dedicated faculty members and the hard work of the students. Their achievement is a testament to the academic and moral discipline instilled by Redeemer’s University, and serves as an inspiration to their peers across the institution.
This achievement also aligns with global development efforts, particularly the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It contributes to SDG 4 (Quality Education) by demonstrating excellence in academic training, and SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) by equipping students with the skills needed to thrive in professional environments.
Congratulations have poured in from across the Redeemer’s University community, celebrating not only the two students but also the department and faculty that nurtured their potential.
This milestone further reinforces Redeemer’s University’s standing as a forward-thinking institution dedicated to excellence in academics and professional development.
Two 300-Level Redeemer’s University Students Earn Chartered Accountant Status
