Mr. Demola Bakare, the Director of Public Enlightenment and Education and the spokesperson for the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), recently represented the Commission at a high-level forum hosted by Accountability Lab. The event, a collaborative initiative aimed at fostering transparency and good governance, provided a platform for key stakeholders to discuss critical issues affecting the fight against corruption in Nigeria.
In his capacity as the Commission’s spokesperson, Mr. Bakare emphasized the importance of collaboration between civil society organizations, government agencies, and the public in achieving sustainable progress in the anti-corruption fight. His participation underscored ICPC’s commitment to fostering dialogue and partnerships that can bring about meaningful change in governance. The forum also highlighted the pivotal role of accountability in the public sector, a key focus of ICPC’s mission to uphold integrity and transparency in government dealings.
Bakare’s address focused on the synergy required between various sectors to achieve the Commission’s mandate effectively. He reiterated the ICPC’s continuous efforts to combat corruption through education, public awareness campaigns, and strict enforcement of anti-corruption laws. The collaborative forum with Accountability Lab was seen as an essential step in broadening the scope of initiatives that promote accountability, especially at the grassroots level.
This engagement also allowed ICPC to showcase its ongoing efforts in advocating for good governance while strengthening its partnership with organizations committed to improving public service integrity. As discussions unfolded, the collective goal of building a more transparent and accountable Nigeria was reinforced by various stakeholders, including civil society leaders, policy makers, and experts in the field.
