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Christina Bawa Takes Over as SWAN Jos Chair, Pledges Mentorship for Women Accountants

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Christina Olawunmi Bawa has been inaugurated as Chairperson of the Society of Women Accountants of Nigeria (SWAN), Jos Chapter. She pledged to prioritise professionalism, accountability, mentorship, member engagement and career opportunities for younger female accountants. Bawa said her leadership would promote continuous professional development, strategic partnerships, community-impact programmes and stronger visibility for the association within ICAN and beyond. She urged members to replace competition with collaboration and uphold integrity, competence and excellence in the profession. Outgoing chairperson Ruth Aina said the chapter expanded its membership, welfare support, advocacy and outreach during her three-year tenure. Its activities included visits to women receiving treatment for vesico-vaginal fistula and support for orphanages in Plateau State.

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peter

What kind of mentorship structure would best help younger female accountants turn this pledge into real career opportunities?

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grace

Agreed. Clear goals, regular check-ins, and practical workplace exposure would make mentorship more useful.

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isaac

The focus on professionalism, accountability and member engagement gives the new Jos chapter leadership a clear direction from the start.

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kaka

How will the mentorship programme be structured to support women accountants in the Jos chapter?

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hala

Mentorship is valuable, but members will likely judge the tenure more by consistent opportunities and accountability than promises alone.

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yemi

A simple mentorship calendar, clear matching process and regular feedback sessions could make the commitment easier for members to follow.

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