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ICPC, NUJ unite against corruption

Atiku Galadima
October 21, 2024
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The Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) has joined forces with the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) and various media organisations to tackle corruption and promote transparency.

At an Abuja workshop on Monday, themed “The Power of Pen in the fight against corruption,” supported by the MacArthur Foundation, the ICPC Chairman, Dr. Adamu Aliyu emphasised building capacity to combat corruption.

He noted that governments have a primary responsibility to combat corruption, with information being vital.

The ICPC promotes ethics through investigative journalism, public enlightenment, and education, aligning with the national anti-corruption strategy.

“Journalists serve as a bridge between government and people, shaping public opinion, mobilizing citizens, and reshaping society through investigative journalism, ethical standards, and data journalism.”

Declaring the workshop open, Senator Kaka Shehu Lawal, representing the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Anti-Corruption, stressed the crucial role of media collaboration in fighting corruption.

He urged the NUJ and journalists to continue exposing corruption and promoting transparency.

The Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) National President, Chris Isiguzo has highlighted the crucial role journalists play in combating corruption.

“Journalists shine a light on injustices, expose the truth, and advocate for transparency,” he said. “This drives social change and holds officials accountable.”

“Comprehensive policies must guarantee security for investigative journalists and whistleblowers,” NUJ president added.

“Journalism shifts narratives challenges the status quo, and inspires action through storytelling.”

The NUJ advocates for stronger protections for journalists, prioritising safety and security. Through storytelling, journalism shifts narratives, challenges the status quo, and inspires action.

ICPC and MacArthur Foundation were thanked for their commitment to transparency and good governance.

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