Jigawa Gov Inaugurates Anti-Corruption Commission, Calls For Total transparency

From Abdullahi Idris, Dutse

In a significant move towards ensuring transparency and accountability within the state, Governor Mallam Umar Namadi has today inaugurated the Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission.

The newly appointed chairman, Barrister Salisu Abdu, along with other permanent members of the commission, Musa Kallamu Uba Auyo and Hassan Hashim, were sworn in at the Council Chambers in Government House, Dutse.

In his address, Governor Namadi emphasized the importance of the commission’s role in creating a corruption-free environment in Jigawa State.

This development was disclosed to all media organizations in Dutse by Malam Hamisu Gumel,the chief press secretary to Jigawa Governor H.E Uamr Namadi

“Today we are making history in Jigawa State. This is in our effort to ensure a corrupt-free Jigawa State. I charge the commission members to work in accordance with the law without fear or favor. You should not allow your personal interests to influence your official conduct and judgment; nobody will interfere with your work from the government side.”

Governor Namadi further urged the commission to uphold principles of justice and fairness in addressing complaints brought before them. He emphasized the strategic importance of the commission and encouraged citizens to utilize its services responsibly, urging them to refrain from lodging personal issues.

In response, the chairman, Barrister Salisu Abdu, expressed gratitude to Governor Namadi for the opportunity to lead the nascent commission. He assured the public of the commission’s commitment to transparency and accountability in carrying out its duties.

“We will act transparently and be accountable in discharging our duties,” he said. “The Commission will uphold the vision of Governor Namadi in creating a new Jigawa State free of corruption. We pledge to keep our personal interests separate from our official assignments.”

The Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission has been vested with the authority to investigate any Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) of the State Government and Local Governments, as well as their officials. This is part of Governor Namadi’s commitment to promoting integrity and good governance within the state.