The spokesperson of the ICPC, Azuka Ogugua, disclosed the development as counting get underway on Saturday.
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The ICPC Chairman made this known in Abuja while declaring open a three-day anti-corruption workshop for social norm and behavioural change and the review of ACAN curriculum and programmes.
Owasanoye stated this at a one-day Stakeholders’ Meeting on the draft policy on sexual harassment in educational institutions.
This was made known when the anti-graft agency appeared before the Senate Committee on Anti-Corruption.
The awardees, who had successfully undergone a two weeks training held in two batches between July 2019 and October 2019 in Lagos by the National Crime Agency, the United kingdom’s lead agency against organised crime; human, weapon and drug trafficking; cybercrime; and economic crime that transcends regional and international borders, were presented with certificates at ICPC Headquarters, Abuja.
Prof. Owasanoye made this revelation at a One-Day Stakeholders’ Dialogue on the Implementation of the National Ethics and Integrity Policy (North Central Zone), held at the Press Centre, Radio House in Abuja.
Owasanoye gave this warning during a meeting with the Forum of Directors of Finance of Federal Hospitals convened by the Budget Office of the Federation to review a position paper presented by the Forum on the challenges of the implementation of the 2021 Budget in Abuja.
Prof. Owasanoye made the disclosure in his welcome remark at a physical and virtual zoom meeting to review the report on IFFs in relation to tax.
The anti-corruption agency in a report released on Tuesday, claimed that about N9.457 billion was offered and paid as bribe by lawyers.