NSCDC Kaduna Strengthens Partnership with Code of Conduct Bureau on Transparency and Ethical Service Delivery

The Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kaduna State Command, CC Panam Musa Buba, received the State Director of the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB), Mallam Babajo Adamu, alongside his management team during a courtesy visit to the Command Headquarters.

During the visit, the State Director highlighted the statutory mandates of the Bureau, particularly in promoting integrity, accountability, transparency, asset declaration, and ethical conduct in public service. He noted that the responsibilities of the Bureau align closely with some of the mandates of the NSCDC, especially in the areas of discipline, public trust, protection of national assets, and enforcement of lawful standards within society.

Mallam Babajo Adamu further enlightened the Command’s management team on the provisions of the Code of Conduct for Public Officers and stressed the importance of compliance with ethical standards in the discharge of official duties.

In his response, the State Commandant, CC Panam Musa Buba, appreciated the visit and described the engagement as timely and enlightening. He further requested for a special sensitisation session for officers and personnel of the Command to deepen their understanding of the Code of Conduct Bureau’s mandates and ethical requirements for public servants.

The Commandant also assured the Bureau of the Command’s readiness to strengthen collaboration and synergy in promoting integrity, discipline, and professionalism in public service.

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