The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has actually declared its unwavering dedication to combating corruption by inaugurating its Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit (ACTU).
The event, held at the NDIC head office in Abuja, marks a considerable action in the corporation’s continuous efforts to promote stabilityopenness, and responsibility in its operations.
Throughout the inauguration, Bello Hassan, handling director/Chief Executive Officer of NDIC, repeated the corporation’s position of no tolerance for corruption. Highlighting the significance of core worths such as team effort, regard, fairness, stability, professionalism, and enthusiasm, Hassan highlighted the function of the freshly developed ACTU in enhancing the corporation’s functional structure. He laid out numerous compliance steps executed by the ACTU, consisting of robust internal controls, routine threat evaluations, adherence to regulative standards, and thorough worker training programs.
Hassan highlighted the inauguration as a considerable turning point in NDIC’s continuous dedication to combating corruption and boosting openness. He promised the management’s constant assistance for ACTU activities, acknowledging the system’s critical function in guaranteeing ethical conduct and cultivating public trust.
Musa Adamu Aliyu, Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), applauded NDIC management for their devotion and active assistance in developing and advancing ACTU’s activities. Aliyu applauded the performance and diligence of NDIC ACTU in satisfying its required, resulting in the corporation maintaining the very first position for 2 successive years on the yearly ICPC Ethics and Integrity Compliance Scorecard. He prompted the brand-new ACTU members to construct on previous accomplishments and enhance management’s efforts in promoting the corporation’s core worths.
10 employee were sworn in as members of the NDIC ACTU throughout the inauguration. Their duties consist of sensitizing personnel versus corruption, carrying out system research studies and evaluations, keeping an eye on budget plan execution, collaborating whistleblowing platforms, and recognizing impressive employee.
The event saw the exchange of research study publications in between NDIC executive director, operations Mustapha M. Ibrahim, and ICPC acting director system research study and evaluation, Olusegun Adigun. It likewise included the oath-taking event led by Adebimpe Abodunrin, an attorney where Bashir Mande was sworn in as Chairman of the NDIC Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit, along with 10 other employee.
In presence were NDIC and ICPC authorities, consisting of NDIC director business danger management department, Amal Haruna, NDIC director internal audit department, Idongesit Essien, ICPC assistant director, Mutiat Musa, and ICPC Desk Officer managing the NDIC, Adebimpe Abodunrin, an attorney.
The inauguration represents NDIC’s undeviating dedication to supporting the greatest requirements of stability and responsibility in its operations, setting a precedent for ethical practices within the monetary sector.