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COMPLYFEST 2026 Ends on High Note, Sparks Conversations on Future of Governance and Compliance
COMPLYFEST 2026, one of Africa’s leading conferences for Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) professionals, has concluded successfully after convening regulators, compliance experts, risk managers, technology innovators, and business leaders for critical discussions on the future of governance and regulatory compliance.
Held in Lagos under the theme, “Driving Governance, Risk & Compliance Through Innovation,” the conference provided a platform for industry stakeholders to explore how emerging technologies, innovative frameworks, and collaborative approaches can strengthen governance systems, manage evolving risks, and enhance organizational resilience in an increasingly complex business environment.
The event featured keynote addresses, panel discussions, and interactive sessions covering a broad range of issues shaping today’s compliance landscape, including regulatory transformation, financial crime prevention, artificial intelligence, virtual assets and stablecoins, cybersecurity, data governance, risk management, and the future of compliance leadership.
Participants also benefited from insights shared by a distinguished lineup of speakers and industry experts, including Ayobami Adisa, Walter Agbongbohielu, Okedare Fiyinfolu, Rasaq Kadri, Titilayo Ogunleye, Tunde Ibidapo-Obe, Ogechi Esther, Bright Chinweotuto Anyanwu, Victoria Ukana, Mike Nnamdi, and Gbenga Totoyi, among other professionals from various sectors.
Throughout the conference, speakers emphasized the need for organizations to move beyond traditional compliance models and adopt more agile, technology-driven approaches that position compliance as a strategic tool for business growth, trust-building, and long-term sustainability.
Speaking on the outcome of the event, Convener of COMPLYFEST, Chioma Anusiobi, described the conference as a significant success and reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening the compliance ecosystem across Africa.
“COMPLYFEST was created to provide a platform where professionals can learn, connect, and contribute to the future of Governance, Risk, and Compliance. The quality of conversations, level of engagement, and commitment demonstrated by our speakers, sponsors, partners, and attendees reaffirm the importance of fostering a strong and collaborative compliance community. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who contributed to making COMPLYFEST 2026 a remarkable success,” she said.
Chioma Anusiobi also acknowledged the contributions of sponsors whose support helped facilitate the event, including Regfyl, Platview Technologies, Yellow Card, and SPL.
The conference further received support from strategic partners such as Alan & Grant, GRC Afriq, CyberPatron, CCC Consulting, A4S, and Panoramic Synergy, whose collaboration contributed to expanding the conference’s reach and impact within the governance and compliance sector.
Beyond the formal sessions, COMPLYFEST 2026 offered participants opportunities to network, exchange ideas, and build professional relationships aimed at driving innovation and best practices across the compliance industry.
Stakeholders noted that the conference’s success highlights the growing importance of governance, risk management, and compliance in Africa’s rapidly evolving business environment, while reinforcing the need for continuous collaboration among industry players.
As the curtains close on the 2026 edition, organizers say COMPLYFEST will continue to champion conversations that promote ethical business practices, strengthen governance frameworks, and equip professionals with the tools needed to navigate emerging risks and regulatory challenges across the continent.







