Third IMPACT Initiative Covers Compliance Audit Returns, Corporate Risk Management
Summary
The Nigeria Data Protection Commission hosted the third IMPACT Initiative webinar on April 10, 2026, with 462 participants in attendance. The session addressed Compliance Audit Returns filing under the Nigeria Data Protection Act, standardized CAR templates, and collaboration between organizations and Data Protection Compliance Organisations. Speakers included NDPC officials, legal practitioners, and industry DPOs from Paystack and ICPC.
What changed
The Nigeria Data Protection Commission hosted the third IMPACT Initiative on April 10, 2026, focusing on Compliance Audit Returns as a tool for demonstrating accountability and managing corporate risk. The webinar discussed standardized CAR templates under Schedule 2 of the NDP Act, practical methodologies for internal audits, and collaboration between organisations and Data Protection Compliance Organisations.
Organisations subject to Nigeria's data protection regime should monitor NDPC guidance on CAR filing obligations and ensure internal audit processes align with regulatory expectations. The event signals NDPC's continued focus on compliance enforcement through audit returns and DPO coordination.
What to do next
- Monitor for updates on CAR filing requirements
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- From Earth to Orbit: NDPC Champions Data Safety at NIGCOMSAT Satellite Week 2026 The Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC) hosted the third edition of the IMPACT (Important Privacy Action Trends) initiative, themed “Understanding Compliance Audit Returns (CAR) as a Tool for Demonstrating Accountability and Managing Risks.”
The opening remark was given by the Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association – Section on Legal Practice, Mrs Folashade Alli, who was represented by Tony Krukrubo, SAN. Other speakers were Ms Ibukunoluwa Owa (Head, Regulations Unit, NDPC), Dr Samuel Ibrahim (Associate Director, Regulatory & Dispute Resolution Services, Anderson), Mr Confidence Amuda (Co-Founder & Managing Director, Privalex Advisory), Mr Agwu David Nwaeze, Esq (DPO, ICPC), and Ms Toulu Akerele (Global DPO, Paystack).
The speakers gave their perspectives on the standardised template for filing CARs (Schedule 2, NDP Act – GAID), the filing of CARs as a tool for demonstrating accountability and managing risks, effective collaboration between organisations and Data Protection Compliance Organisations for the seamless filing of CARs, and practical methodologies for conducting internal audits and improving data processing practices.
This edition was moderated by a Technical Assistant to the National Commissioner, Ms Atinuke Nukay, and had 462 participants in attendance. The webinar featured robust engagement and interactive discussions and has received excellent feedback from participants.
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