The Niger Delta Development Commission has infused a new energy into its Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit.
The commission said the move was part of the interventionist agency’s commitment to promote transparency, accountability and good governance in the Niger Delta region.
Inaugurating the Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit at the Commission’s headquarters in Port Harcourt, the NDDC Managing Director, Dr Samuel Ogbuku, described ACTU as a critical mechanism for promoting ethical conduct, preventing corruption and strengthening public confidence in the Commission.
This was contained in a statement issued on Tuesday by the NDDC Director Corporate Affairs, Seledei Thompson-Wakama and sent to newsmen.
Ogbuku, who was represented by the NDDC Executive Director, Finance and Administration, Boma Iyaye, charged the new members of the anti-corruption unit to uphold the highest standards of integrity and ensure that there was no room for corruption in the Commission.
