ICPC Scores 80.13% in 2026 Transparency Index
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has been recognized for its transparency and integrity, achieving a score of 80.13% in the 2026 Transparency and Integrity Index (TII), as assessed by the Centre for Fiscal Transparency and Public Integrity (CeFTPI). This score places the ICPC second among 518 federal institutions evaluated, with only four institutions reaching the "Excellent" performance band of 70% and above.
John Odey, the ICPC Head of Media and Public Communications, noted that this score reflects an improvement from the previous year's rating of 78.13%, where the Commission ranked third among 575 institutions. Dr. Musa Aliyu (SAN), the Chairman of the ICPC, expressed his satisfaction with the rating, viewing it as motivation to enhance institutional reforms and transparency measures.
He emphasized the need for the Commission to exemplify the values of transparency and accountability it expects from other public institutions. The ICPC aims to improve its performance further in the 2027 assessment.
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