Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC)

The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) is a key institution in Nigeria's anti-corruption framework. Established to fight corruption in all forms, the ICPC promotes integrity, transparency, and accountability across the public and private sectors.

As part of its mandate, the ICPC investigates and prosecutes corruption-related offenses while also working proactively to prevent corruption through systems review, public enlightenment, and institutional reforms.

Core Functions and Responsibilities:

• Investigating and prosecuting corruption, bribery, fraud, and related offenses across all levels of government and public institutions.
• Conducting system studies and corruption risk assessments in ministries, departments, and agencies to prevent corrupt practices before they occur.
• Monitoring budget implementation and project execution to ensure public funds are used effectively and for their intended purposes.
• Educating and engaging the public on anti-corruption laws, ethics, and the importance of integrity in public life.
• Collaborating with civil society, media, and international bodies to strengthen Nigeria's anti-corruption framework and promote good governance.
• Enforcing compliance with codes of conduct, asset declarations, and other transparency standards among public officers.
• Receiving and acting on petitions and whistleblower reports related to financial misconduct, abuse of office, or unethical behavior.
• Promoting values reorientation and behavioral change through community outreach, youth engagement, and integrity-focused initiatives.

This dashboard provides insight into the ICPC's budget allocation, spending patterns, and operational focus, offering a transparent view of how public funds support the commission's critical mission to curb corruption and uphold public trust.