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Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti- Corruption Commission, Sani Abacha Way Dutse, Dutse (2026)

07/08/2026

‎PRESS RELEASE
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‎JPCACC, IPCR SIGN MoU TO STRENGTHEN PEACEBUILDING, MEDIATION AND INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
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‎The Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission (JPCACC) has signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR), Abuja, aimed at strengthening institutional capacity, promoting professional mediation, and advancing peace--building and good governance in Jigawa State.
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‎Speaking at the signing ceremony held at the headquarters of the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution in Abuja, the Executive Chairman of JPCACC, Barrister Salisu Abdu, described the agreement as a significant milestone in the Commission's drive to build strategic partnerships that will enhance professionalism, institutional excellence, and effective service delivery.
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‎According to the Executive Chairman, the signing of the MoU is the successful outcome of the Commission's courtesy visit to IPCR in April 2026, during which both institutions identified several areas of mutual interest and agreed to establish technical teams to develop a framework for collaboration.
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‎Barrister Salisu Abdu stated that the partnership reflects the Commission's commitment to continuous institutional development through strategic collaboration with leading national institutions.
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‎He noted that while JPCACC is entrusted with the dual mandate of public complaints resolution and anti-corruption, its Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanism has become an effective platform for resolving communal, land, family, and administrative disputes across the twenty-seven Local Government Areas of Jigawa State.
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‎The Executive Chairman observed that sustainable peace, accountability, and development are closely interconnected, stressing that effective public institutions require highly skilled personnel equipped with modern knowledge and practical expertise.
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‎He explained that the Memorandum of Understanding provides a comprehensive framework for collaboration in specialised capacity building, mediation and conflict resolution training, professional certification of mediators, research, policy development, dialogue facilitation, peace-building initiatives, technical cooperation, and knowledge exchange.
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‎Barrister Salisu Abdu expressed confidence that the partnership would expose officers of the Commission to national and international best practices in mediation and conflict resolution, thereby strengthening the Commission's Alternative Dispute Resolution system and improving the quality of services delivered to the people of Jigawa State.
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‎He expressed profound appreciation to the Director-General and Management of the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution for their commitment, openness, and confidence in partnering with the Commission, describing the agreement as the beginning of a long-term institutional relationship that will produce tangible results.
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‎The Executive Chairman also conveyed the Commission's appreciation to His Excellency, Malam Umar A. Namadi, FCA, Executive Governor of Jigawa State, for his visionary leadership, unwavering support for institutional reforms, and commitment to capacity development, which continue to provide the enabling environment for strengthening governance institutions in the State.
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‎He further commended the technical teams of both JPCACC and IPCR for their professionalism and dedication in successfully negotiating and finalising the Memorandum of Understanding.
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‎Barrister Salisu Abdu assured that the Commission would ensure the effective implementation of the agreement through practical programmes, joint training, professional certification, collaborative research, policy dialogue, and other initiatives that will strengthen institutional performance and promote peaceful conflict resolution.
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‎On his part, the Director-General of the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) is Dr. Joseph Ochogwu, said Jigawa State is one of the most peaceful states in Nigeria owing to the proactive measure taking by the successive leaders of the state.
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‎He said establishing JPCACC with the mandate to mediate between aggrieved persons by the present administration of Governor Umar Namadi will strengthen the position of the state in peace building among its citizens.
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‎Dr Joseph Ochogwu, therefore commended the JPCACC for the modest achievements it has recorded assuring the Mou being signed with his institute will further position the commission in mediation and promotion of peaceful coexistence in the state.
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‎The director- general also promised to support the commission in capacity building of its staff and inclusion of the commission on policy dialogue, and other peace and conflict engagements at both national and international level.
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‎The Memorandum of Understanding is expected to deepen cooperation between JPCACC and IPCR in promoting peace-building, mediation, conflict prevention, accountability, transparency, and good governance, while contributing to sustainable development in Jigawa State and Nigeria.
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‎E-Signed
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‎‎Mallam Yusuf Suleiman, Mnipr
‎Director, Education and Public Relations Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission (JPCACC)Dutse, Jigawa State.
‎7th August 2026

06/08/2026

‎PRESS RELEASE
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‎JPCACC , NILDS signs MoU to Strengthen Institutional Capacity and Anti-Corruption Efforts
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‎The Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission (JPCACC) and the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS) have formalised a strategic partnership through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening institutional capacity, promoting accountability, and enhancing democratic governance in Nigeria.
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‎Speaking during signing ceremony, at the institute permanent site, Abuja Executive Chairman of JPCACC, Barrister Salisu Abdu, described the event as the culmination of discussions that began during a courtesy visit to NILDS in April 2026, where both institutions identified the need for collaboration in capacity development, professional training, research, and institutional strengthening.
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‎He noted that technical teams from both organisations worked diligently to develop a structured framework for cooperation, which has now been successfully concluded and formalised through the MoU.
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‎Barrister Abdu expressed appreciation to the Director-General of NILDS and the management team for their openness, support, and commitment to the partnership, describing the collaboration as a strong demonstration of shared dedication to good governance and public accountability.
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‎He explained that JPCACC, established under the Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission Law No. 1 of 2022, remains committed to building a professional, transparent, and citizen-focused institution capable of effectively addressing public complaints and combating corruption in the state.
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‎“Our mandate is to address public complaints, prevent corruption, strengthen integrity and deliver responsive public service through professionalism, transparency, accountability and continuous institutional improvement,” he said.
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‎According to him, the MoU represents more than a formal agreement, but a strategic framework for sustained institutional development. It will facilitate cooperation in areas such as capacity building, executive education, specialised training, research, policy development, technical assistance, and knowledge exchange.
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‎The Executive Chairman further expressed optimism that the partnership will expose officers of the Commission to global best practices in public administration, legislative governance, ethics and integrity management, investigative techniques, alternative dispute resolution, and anti-corruption strategies, thereby improving service delivery to the people of Jigawa State.
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‎The Executive Chairman said the agreement would facilitate specialised training, research, policy development, technical assistance and knowledge exchange to improve governance and anti-corruption efforts across Jigawa.
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‎“The partnership will produce practical programmes, measurable outcomes and stronger institutions through joint training, research, policy dialogues and knowledge exchange for improved public sector performance,” he said.
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‎He also commended the Executive Governor of Jigawa State, Malam Umar A. Namadi, FCA, for his unwavering support for institutional reforms, transparency, accountability, and human capital development, noting that the establishment and strengthening of JPCACC has been made possible through the Governor’s visionary leadership.
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‎Barrister Abdu equally praised the technical teams from both NILDS and JPCACC for their professionalism and dedication in ensuring the successful development of the agreement, describing their efforts as instrumental to the achievement of the milestone.
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‎He reaffirmed JPCACC’s commitment to fully implementing the provisions of the MoU and ensuring that it translates into practical programmes, measurable outcomes, and strengthened institutional performance.
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‎The Executive Chairman emphasised that the fight against corruption and the promotion of good governance require strong partnerships, collaboration, and continuous knowledge sharing among relevant institutions.
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‎He expressed confidence that the partnership with NILDS will significantly contribute to strengthening accountability systems, enhancing public service delivery, and promoting sustainable democratic governance in Nigeria.
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‎Barrister Abdu concluded by expressing appreciation to NILDS for its confidence in JPCACC and for its hospitality.
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‎In his remarks, the Director General of National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS) Prof. Abubakar O.Sulaiman, commended Jigawa State government for establishing the commission to promote transparency, accountability and democratic governance.
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‎He described the establishment of the commission as a reflection of Gov. Umar Namadi’s commitment to transparent governance, institutional reforms and accountability, fostering public confidence through openness and democratic governance principles across the state.
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‎“Our challenge is not inadequate laws or resources, but implementing existing laws through competent, committed professionals dedicated to transparency, accountability and prudent public resource management,” he said.
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‎The director-general said the MoU would strengthen institutional capacity through specialised training, knowledge exchange and exposure to global best practices in governance, legislative studies and public administration
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‎“Education knows no boundaries or age limits. Professionals must embrace continuous learning and innovation to improve institutional effectiveness, service delivery and sustainable democratic governance,” he stated.
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‎ “We walk the talk. This partnership demonstrates our commitment to translating agreements into practical outcomes that strengthen institutions, accountability and democratic governance across Nigeria.
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‎“We have competent resource persons, including former legislators, professors, former heads of institutions and in-house research fellows across diverse disciplines including former legislators, professors, former heads of institutions and in-house research fellows across diverse disciplines.

‎“We have competent resource persons, including former legislators, professors, former heads of institutions and in-house research fellows across diverse disciplines.
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‎“Where necessary, we also engage reputable local and international consultants to support our programmes,” Sulaiman added.
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‎The highpoint of the event was the formal signing of Mou between the two agencies.
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‎E-Signed
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‎Mallam Yusuf Suleiman, Mnipr
‎Director, Education and Public Relations
‎JPCACC.
‎6th/08/2026
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10/06/2026

3-day Investigator's Capacity Building training workshop organized by JSPCACC and the support of CDD and MacArthur Foundation

10/06/2026

‎PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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‎Jigawa Anti-Corruption Commission Commences Intensive Capacity Building Training for Investigators
‎Dutse, Jigawa State
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‎The Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission has commenced an Intensive Investigators Capacity Building Training Workshop aimed at strengthening the investigative competence, professionalism, and operational effectiveness of its personnel in the fight against corruption and maladministration.
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‎Declaring the workshop open, the Executive Chairman of the Commission, Barrister Salisu Abdu, emphasized that the training represents a strategic investment in the Commission's most valuable asset—its human resources. He noted that the evolving nature of corruption and related offences demands that investigators continuously update their knowledge, skills, and techniques to effectively discharge their statutory responsibilities.
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‎Ably represented by Permanent Member l Mallam Musa Kallamu Auyo, stated that the workshop was designed to expose participants to contemporary investigative methodologies, evidence gathering and management, case file preparation, interviewing and interrogation techniques, intelligence-led investigations, financial investigation, and ethical standards required of professional investigators.
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‎He reiterated the commitment of the Commission to building a highly competent and accountable workforce capable of meeting public expectations and delivering justice in accordance with the law.
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‎The Executive Chairman expressed profound appreciation to the Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD) and the MacArthur Foundation for their invaluable support towards the successful organization of the training. According to him, the partnership reflects a shared commitment to strengthening institutions and promoting transparency, accountability, and integrity in public service.
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‎Auyo also warmly acknowledged the presence and participation of officials from the Kaduna State Anti-Corruption Unit, describing their attendance as a demonstration of the growing collaboration and peer learning among anti-corruption agencies in Nigeria.
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‎He expressed confidence that such inter-agency engagements would enhance the collective capacity to combat corruption and promote good governance.
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‎In his welcome address, the Director Education and Public Relations, Mallam Yusuf Suleiman urged participants to approach the training with seriousness, dedication, and an open mind. They were encouraged to actively engage in discussions, share experiences, ask questions, and maximize the opportunity provided by the workshop to improve their professional competence.
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‎The training workshop brings together investigators and relevant officers of the Commission for intensive sessions facilitated by experienced resource persons and experts in the field of investigation and anti-corruption practice.
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‎At the end of the workshop, participants are expected to demonstrate improved investigative proficiency, enhanced analytical skills, and a deeper appreciation of the ethical obligations associated with their duties.
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‎The Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission remains steadfast in its mandate to promote accountability, address public complaints, prevent corruption, and ensure that the principles of integrity and justice continue to guide public administration in the State.
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‎‎E-Signed:
‎Mallam Yusuf Suleiman Mnipr
‎Director Education and Public Relations, ‎Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission.
‎10th- June, 2026

15/05/2026

A well trained workforce is the bedrock of a successful organization. AT JPCACC we are fully aware of this linkages, this is what led to, not only train but practice what was taught through mock trial and Proficiency Test at the final day of the 3- day Prosecutorial Techniques and Forensics Workshop held in Kaduna State.

14/05/2026

2nd Day of Prosecutorial Techniques and Forensics Workshop

06/05/2026

3-Day Capacity Building Workshop for JPCACC' S Legal Team

05/05/2026

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‎JPCACC Launches High-Tech Forensic Training to Bolster Anti-Corruption Fight Partners with CDD and MacArthur
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‎The Executive Chairman of the Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission (JPCACC),
‎Barrister Salisu Abdu, has officially inaugurated a three-day intensive workshop aimed at revolutionizing the prosecution of financial crimes through advanced digital forensics.
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‎The workshop, themed "Upholding Trust through Enhancing Forensic Prosecution in the Digital Age," is organized for the Commission’s legal officers and investigators with the strategic support of the Center for Democracy and Development (CDD) and the MacArthur Foundation.
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‎In his keynote address delivered this morning in Kaduna, Barrister Salisu Abdu emphasized that the Commission is moving away from traditional investigative methods toward a tech-driven approach.
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‎"The modern-day corrupt official no longer leaves a simple paper trail; they operate in the shadows of encrypted messages and complex electronic transfers," the Chairman stated. "To uphold the Trust of the people of Jigawa, our prosecutors must be faster, smarter, and more technologically advanced than those who seek to divert public resources."
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‎The Chairman lauded the MacArthur Foundation and CDD for their commitment to institutionalizing transparency in Nigeria. Through this partnership, JPCACC is equipping its team with state-of-the-art infrastructure, including forensic workstations and digital imaging tools, ensuring that evidence gathered meets global standards for admissibility.
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‎The Key Objectives of the 3- day Training is to to deliver mastery in Digital Evidence Admissibility and Section 84 of the Evidence Act to ensure electronic evidence is bulletproof in court,. Plea Bargaining and utilization the Jigawa State ACJL to maximize the recovery of stolen public assets; and Forensic Asset Tracing and how to Identify and freezing illicitly acquired assets in the digital space.
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‎Addressing the participants, the Chairman issued a stern charge on integrity, reminding them that technical skill must be balanced by an unwavering moral compass. He urged them to be "beautiful souls" of the Commission individuals whose character requires no proof other than their elegantly executed trials and successful recoveries for the state.
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‎Earlier in his welcome address, The Director of Education and Public Relations for JPCACC, Mallam Yusuf Suleiman noted that this workshop is a key component of the Commission's 2026 roadmap to make Jigawa State a hostile environment for financial crimes. The public is encouraged to remain confident as the Commission deploys these new forensic capabilities to protect the commonwealth.
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‎The resources persons were drawn from both Academia, Public and Private which Professor Nasiru Adamu Adamu Aliyu, SAN from Faculty of Law Bayero University Kano, Barrister Nuhu Suleiman Tafida from Jigawa State Ministry of Justice, and Dr Umar Isa Sulaiman a private lawyer.
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‎The Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission is the lead agency in Jigawa State dedicated to investigating public complaints, tackling administrative injustices, and prosecuting corruption to ensure transparency and accountability in governance.
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‎E-Signed:
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‎Mallam Yusuf Suleiman
‎Director, Education and Public Relations, JPCACC
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13/04/2026

‎NILDS to support JSPCACC on Staff training ,research and policy development
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‎The National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies has pledged to support Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission on the areas of Staff training, Research and Policy Development.
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‎The Director General of the Institute, Professor Abubakar O. Sulaiman disclosed this when the leadership of Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission paid him a courtesy visit in his office.
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‎He said the Institution for Legislative Study being the only Capacity building organ under the National Assembly was established to support democratic governance, saying over the years the institute have transform into centre of excellence with 12 departments and network of partners across the globe.
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‎While acknowledging the achievements of Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption commission in addressing myriads of cases Jigawa State stressing the need for closer collaboration so that JSPCACC can leverage vast resource NILDS to advance as well as strengthen its position as one most important institute at sub- national in the country.
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‎He commended the Jigawa State Government for establishing the commission pointing out that his agency is ready to support the commission
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‎In his words: We have what its takes to support the operation of Jigawa State public Complaints and Anti-Corruption commission in terms of capacity building, training, and research. We have experienced staff and vast network of partners which you leverage on.
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‎He, therefore assured of his institute readiness to support JSPCACC in order to advance good governance.
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‎Speaking easier, the Executive Chairman of Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission, Barrister Salisu said the Commission, under its current mandate, have pursed cases of embezzlement, administrative injustice, official corruption and Project tracking within the Jigawa State.
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‎Executive Chairman, represented by Permanent Member II, Alhaji Hassan Hashim FCA told Director General that the Commission also serves as primary destination for citizens seeking redress through Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) added that In the last year alone, the Commission have successfully resolved hundreds of communal, land, and administrative disputes, recovering significant assets for individual complainants and restoring social harmony across the State.
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‎He therefore requested for the support of the NILDs in building a robust system in order to achieved its core mandate.
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‎In his words: "We recognise the need for continues capacity building of our Staff in order to build a more robust, "professionalized" framework for the Commission. We believe that such a framework will provide a structured basis for sustained institutional cooperation between NILDS and the Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission."
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‎"It is our desire to seek for your support in development and review of the commission existing framework, learn from the expertise established by your esteemed institution. Also, interested in collaboration and support of your Institute in areas of capacity building and specialised training, education, research and policy development initiatives aimed at strengthening accountability, transparency, and democratic governance in Jigawa State" he emphasised.
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13/04/2026

‎IPCR, JSPCACC partners to promote Accountability, Peaceful coexistence
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‎The Jigawa State Public Complaint and Anti Corruption Commission paid courtesy visit to Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Abuja (IPCR) as part the commission effort straighten its partnership with relevant stakeholders.
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‎The team led by Permanent Member II, Alhaji Hassan Hashim, FCA and the management team were at headquarters of the agency Tuesday and team was received the Director General, Dr Joseph Ochogwu.
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‎In his remarks, Alh Hassan Hashim said the was part of the Commission effort in identifying its stakeholders, within the state, the country and world at large.
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‎Hashim added that JSPCACC being a new agency their visit is crucial in order to explore pathways for the formal strengthening the skills of the Commission staff and certification in areas of mediation to meet international standards through your flagship programmes.
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‎This, according him was of part of the commitment of the current leadership under Barrister Salisu Abdul to build robust institution through capacity building of staff it's especially those handling mediation exercises in line with the global best practices established by your esteemed institution.
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‎Hashim while acknowledging the IPCR
‎contribution towards peace building in our society, commended it's effort in the
‎harmony and core existence in Nigeria and globe.
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‎" No doubt, you shaped the world we exist in mediation and peaceful resolutions especially at these global trying times of unrest" he said
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‎He therefore urged for the support of IPCR to help in building a robust and effective system in the organisation in order to achieve its core mandate.
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‎Responding, the Director General Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution commended the Leadership of Jigawa State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission recorded achievement withing short period of its establishment.
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‎He also Commended the successive leadership of Jigawa State for making the the state one most of the most peaceful State in the federation.
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‎He assured the JSPCACC team.that his institute is ready to give support to the commission leveraging expersite, experienced staff adding it has supported many states and institutions in.similar capacity.
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‎The highlight of the visit was the agreement by JSPCACC and IPCR to formalize their partnership through MoU.
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