Nigeria's CCB Investigates Asset Declarations, Emphasizes Transparency
The Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) in Nigeria is scrutinizing asset declaration forms of ministers, permanent secretaries, and others, revealing discrepancies and enforcing actions against erring officials. The CCB has introduced an online asset declaration system to enhance transparency and save costs.
The chairman, Abdullahi Bello, stresses the importance of upholding integrity in public service and collaborating with anti-graft agencies. Bello assumed office in 2024 following an appointment by President Bola Tinubu.
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