Fiona Irekpita Joins Chartered Institute of HR Management, Pledges to Add Value to Profession

By Genesis ogiri 

ABUJA — Educationist Fiona Irekpita has joined the growing community of professionals at the Chartered Institute of Human Resources Management, Nigeria, pledging to deploy her knowledge, experience and renewed professional commitment towards adding value to the human resources profession.

Irekpita formally joined the Institute during its 2026 Annual Conference and Induction Ceremony, held at the Nigeria Merit Award House, Maitama, Abuja. The event brought together human resources professionals, practitioners and other stakeholders to exchange knowledge, examine emerging workplace dynamics and deliberate on the future direction of human resources management in Nigeria.

Speaking after her induction, Irekpita expressed delight at the opportunity to become part of the professional body, saying the experience had strengthened her resolve to approach her responsibilities with greater focus, enthusiasm and a commitment to adding value. She noted that continuous professional development was essential for practitioners seeking to remain relevant in an increasingly dynamic workplace environment.

The educationist pledged to uphold the ethics, values and professional standards promoted by the Institute, stressing that professionalism, competence and integrity should remain central to effective human resources practice. She said her membership would further broaden her knowledge and equip her to contribute more meaningfully to people development and organisational growth.

Irekpita lauded the Chartered Institute of Human Resources Management, Nigeria, for putting together the conference and induction programme, describing it as a valuable platform for learning, professional interaction and capacity building. She commended the organisers for creating an environment where practitioners could share ideas, examine contemporary HR challenges and explore innovative approaches to human capital development.

She further expressed optimism that her association with the Institute would provide opportunities for continued learning, collaboration and professional growth. Irekpita said she looked forward to contributing her quota to the advancement of human resources management while using her background as an educationist to promote effective people development and workplace excellence.

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