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TCN Launches New Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit

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The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has officially inaugurated a new Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit (ACTU), designed to enhance transparency and integrity in its operations. The launch took place in Abuja on Tuesday, signaling a commitment to ethical practices within the company.

Commitment to Integrity

During the event, Engr. Sule Abdulaziz, Managing Director of TCN, emphasized the importance of integrity among employees in fulfilling the company’s mission to efficiently deliver power to Nigerians. Speaking through Mrs. Abiodun Afolabi, Executive Director of Human Resources and Corporate Services, Abdulaziz highlighted that the new unit would play a critical role in identifying and mitigating potential risks.

“The core objectives of the ACTU lie in enhancing transparency within our processes by identifying potential risks and inefficiencies that may hinder our ability to meet the growing demands of the power sector,” Abdulaziz stated. He further explained that the unit would serve as a reference point for ethics and compliance, ensuring decision-making aligns with TCN’s vision of accountability and integrity. This, he noted, would help strengthen public confidence in the company’s operations.

Collaboration with the ICPC

Dr. Musa Aliyu, Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), represented by Olusegun Adigun, Director of the System Studies and Review Department, reaffirmed the commission’s commitment to promoting transparency and accountability within public service. He explained that the ACTU, an initiative of the ICPC, serves as an internal mechanism to prevent corruption, aligning with global best practices.

“The Transmission Company of Nigeria must not only fulfill its role responsibly but also ensure that its members are diligent, responsive, and dedicated to their duties,” Aliyu emphasized.

Commitment to Ethical Standards

In her remarks, Bembo Erakevwe, Chairman of TCN’s ACTU, pledged the unit’s commitment to upholding the Code of Ethics and fostering a more transparent and accountable environment within the company. The establishment of the ACTU is seen as a significant step towards enhancing the integrity of TCN’s operations, ultimately contributing to a more efficient electricity supply chain in Nigeria.

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