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Dr. Musa Adamu Aliyu, Chairman ICPC, highlighted the Management Retreat as a platform for critical self-assessment, identifying performance bottlenecks, strengthening strategic alignment, enhancing capacity, deploying model anti-corruption tools, and driving greater efficiency.
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“The studio has been remodeled to a high standard and will significantly support the Commission’s public enlightenment mandate.
I am hopeful that the support we have received will continue enabling us to further equip the studio and enhance the quality and efficiency of our productions.”
ICPC Chairman
ICPC has commenced its 2025 Management and Board Retreat in Calabar, Cross River State. The retreat aims to reposition the Commission for enhanced effectiveness and strategic impact in the fight against corruption.
The two-day retreat, which began on Tuesday, was formally declared open by the ICPC Chairman, Dr. Musa Adamu Aliyu, SAN.
The event drew the participation of key stakeholders, including Honourable Justice Emmanuel Akomaye Agim of the Supreme Court of Nigeria; Senator Emmanuel Udende, Chairman, Senate Committee on Anti-Corruption; Hon. Kayode Moshood Akiolu, Chairman, House Committee on Anti-Corruption (represented by Hon. Ifeanyi Mascot Ikwechegh); and the Attorney General of Cross River State, Hon. Ededem Charles Ani. ICPC board members and senior management officials were also in attendance.
In his welcome remarks, Dr. Aliyu underscored the retreat’s purpose as an opportunity to reflect on the Commission’s performance in the past year and to chart a forward-looking strategy for a more robust and impactful ICPC.
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