The Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), Dr. Musa Adamu Aliyu, SAN, has stressed the need for teenagers to channel their energy into fighting corruption by embracing accountability, transparency, and integrity.
Speaking at the 12th Teenagers Workshop organised by Al-Habibiyyah Islamic Society, Dr. Aliyu emphasised the critical role of youths in tackling corruption, particularly when aligned with religious teachings.
He noted that the ICPC recognises the impact of young people in shaping the nation’s future.
The ICPC boss, who was represented by Dr. Anike Adeshina, an Assistant Director in the Public Enlightenment and Education Department, highlighted various ICPC initiatives, including the National Ethics and Integrity Policy, Schools Anti-Corruption Clubs, the National Youths Service Corps CDS group and Student’s Anti-Corruption Vanguards.
Mr. Nurudeen Adeleke Adepoju, Camp Director of Al-Habibiyyah Islamic Society, thanked the ICPC team for their support and participation, and mentioned that they were looking forward to further collaborations towards a corruption-free Nigeria.
The workshop, held at Epitome Model Islamic School, Mararaba, Nasarawa State, aimed to educate and enlighten teenagers on the importance of anti-corruption values.
Assistant Superintendent, Comfort Emmanuel, and Khadijah Ibrahim in their separate remarks underscored the significance of engaging young people in the fight against corruption and empowering them to shape a better future for the nation.
