Nigerian Senate Commits to Supporting Anti-Corruption Agencies
The Nigerian Senate has promised to provide legislative backing and adequate funding to the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) and Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) to improve their anti-corruption efforts. During a program review in Abuja, Senator Neda Imasuen highlighted the need for increased funding to combat corruption effectively.
The Chairman of CCB, Dr. Abdullahi Bello, emphasized the importance of the new online asset declaration system in modernizing the fight against graft.
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