ICPC Raises Concern Over Low Petitions Hindering Fight Against Corruption
The ICPC Zonal Office in Minna, Niger State, highlights the challenge of combating corruption due to the low number of petitions received. The commission is actively prosecuting six corruption cases in court, but the dearth of petitions from the public limits its ability to address corruption effectively.
The ICPC Resident Commissioner emphasized the importance of public participation in the fight against corruption and urged citizens to submit genuine petitions for confidential treatment. The commission seeks stronger collaboration with the Nigeria Union of Journalists to enhance anti-corruption efforts in the state.
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