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NOC mourns Akintola Williams

The Nigeria Olympic Committee ( NOC) has joined millons of Nigerians in mourning the passing onto glory of the doyen of the country’s accounting profession, Chief Akintola Williams.
In a condolence message on behalf of the President of NOC, Engr. Habu Ahmed Gumel, the Public Relations Officer,Tony Nezianya, noted that Williams who died at the age of 104 was not only a visionary leader during his life time, but was a selfless individual, as evidenced by his company’s pro bono work for the Nigeria Olympic Committee.
The message while acknowledging the invaluable services rendered by Akintola Williams & Deloitte Accounting firm, which has undoubtedly shaped the accounting profession in Nigeria, noted that his dedication and commitment to serving the community have been truly admirable, and his legacy will continue to inspire generations to come.
“Akintola Williams & Deloitte’s auditing of NOC accounts for more than two decades has helped the committee to strengthen its accounting reporting to date.
“His dedication and commitment to serving the community have been truly admirable, and his legacy will continue to inspire generations to come.
The statement further noted that as Nigerians reflect on Chief Akintola Williams’ extraordinary achievements and contributions, they should also remember the profound loss felt by his family; saying it hope that the memories shared and the admiration shown by so many can bring some solace during this time of bereavement.
The NOC statement while praying that his gentle soul find eternal peace and his remarkable legacy endure through all those who have been touched by his work, extended their deepest sympathies to the whole family, asking God to give them strength, love, and support from one another and the wider community as they navigate the painful journey of grief.

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