PWC Nigeria has admitted four new partners as part of a wider leadership expansion across Africa, with the appointments taking effect from July 1, 2026.

The firm said the appointments form part of PwC Africa’s admission of 20 new partners across the region, with the new Nigerian partners drawn from its advisory, assurance, and tax and regulatory services practices.

The new partners are Adesola Abiodun (Advisory Services), Oluwadamilola Dada (Assurance Services), Ugochi Ndebbio (Tax & Regulatory Services), and Emeka Chime (Tax & Regulatory Services).

According to the firm, the appointments come as organisations contend with rapid technological disruption, changing stakeholder expectations, and evolving regulatory and economic conditions requiring stronger leadership and specialised expertise.

PwC Africa also said this year’s admissions reflected its diversity and inclusion agenda, with women accounting for 55 per cent of the newly admitted partners across the continent.

Commenting on the appointments, Country Senior Partner, PwC Nigeria, Sam Abu, said the new partners had distinguished themselves through years of strong professional performance.

Abiodun joins the partnership from PwC Nigeria’s Deals Advisory practice, where he has advised clients on private capital raising, mergers and acquisitions, project financing and corporate funding across several sectors.

With almost two decades of professional experience, he has led fundraising transactions valued at more than $10 billion and previously held positions at Infrastructure Credit Guarantee Company Limited and Vetiva Capital Management Limited.