ICPC Inaugurates Anti-Corruption Unit at National Blood Service Commission
To curb corruption in government offices, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has established an Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit (ACTU) at the National Blood Service Commission.
Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, Mr. Olusegun Adigun, representing the ICPC Chairman, emphasized that the unit’s establishment aligns with ICPC’s mandate to prevent corrupt practices in government offices. The ACTU will educate and guide staff and management on the dangers of corruption, promoting transparency and accountability.
Prof. Saleh Yuguda, Director General of the National Blood Service Commission, commended ICPC for the initiative and pledged the commission’s commitment to upholding the unit’s mandate. He also urged the inaugurated committee members to conduct themselves with fairness, guided by good conscience, and avoid witch-hunts and malice.
The establishment of the ACTU at the National Blood Service Commission marks a significant step towards combating corruption and promoting transparency in government agencies. With this unit in place, the commission is poised to make significant strides in ensuring accountability and integrity in its operations.
The Anti corruption and Transparency Unit is chaired by Dr Lawal Muhammad,the Director of Regulation at the National Blood Service Commission.
