ANLCA VP, Oduntan becomes Fellow Institute of Corporate Administration

The National Vice President, Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents ( ANLCA) Prince Segun Oduntan has been formally inducted as a Fellow of the Institute of Corporate Administration.

The prestigious honour was conferred on him on Saturday in Lagos during the Institute’s 2025 Conference on the Future of Management in Africa.

The ICAD Fellowship Award recognizes Oduntan’s competence in administrative functions, leadership strategies, and outstanding performance as an administrator.

He was honored alongside a cohort of eminent personalities, government officials, and academicians for his sustained excellence and significant impact in his field.

As the visionary Chief Executive Officer of Settle Systems Nigeria Limited (SSNL),with offices in Apapa,, Ikeja, Port Harcourt ,Abuja and other sister companies in Nigeria, Oduntan has spent over 27 years, shaping the maritime and logistics sectors. His career has been marked by indelible contributions, building a brand that combines entrepreneurial innovation and ethical practice.

A graduate of the University of Nsukka with a certification in Mass Communication, Oduntan is recognized for a rare blend of entrepreneurial innovation and humanitarian commitment.

He has distinguished himself not only in his professional field but also through humanitarian causes and acts of patriotism.

This latest accolade solidifies his position as one of Nigeria’s most accomplished practitioners in the freight forwarding, logistics, and shipping industry, adding to his numerous existing honorary awards.

Responding to the honour, Oduntan expressed his gratitude to the Institute, describing the recognition as a humbling acknowledgment of his commitment to integrity and excellence.

He reaffirmed his dedication to advancing ethical corporate governance within the industry.

The ICAD Fellowship is granted to individuals who have demonstrated sustained excellence and made significant impacts through strategic insight, management skills, and ethical practice.