1. What is ICPC?
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) is Nigeria’s apex body for fighting corruption and other related offenses. Established in 2000, its primary goal is to eradicate corruption and ensure transparency and accountability in public and private sectors.
2. How can I report a corruption case to ICPC? You can report corruption cases through the following channels:
- Online: Visit our website at https://icpc.gov.ng/petition and use the complaint form.
- Phone: Call our hotline numbers listed on the website.
- In-person: Visit any of our offices nationwide. Addresses are available on our website.
- Email: Send your complaint to info@icpc.gov.ng
3. What information do I need to provide when reporting a corruption case? To help us investigate effectively, please provide:
- Names and contact information of the parties involved.
- Description of the corrupt act or offense.
- Supporting documents, if any (e.g., receipts, contracts, emails).
- Date and location of the incident.
Your identity will be protected if requested.
4. Is my identity protected if I report a case?
Yes, ICPC ensures the confidentiality of whistleblowers and protects their identity. If you wish to remain anonymous, you can indicate this while submitting your complaint.
5. How long does it take ICPC to investigate a case?
The duration of an investigation depends on the complexity of the case and the availability of evidence. ICPC is committed to ensuring thorough and timely investigations.
6. Does ICPC handle cases related to private organizations?
Yes, ICPC investigates corruption-related cases in both public and private sectors, provided the cases involve offenses outlined in the ICPC Act.
7. Can ICPC recover stolen funds?
Yes, ICPC has the authority to recover stolen public funds and ensure they are returned to the appropriate entities or used for public benefit.
8. How can I stay updated on ICPC’s activities? You can stay informed about ICPC’s activities through:
- Our official website: https://icpc.gov.ng
- Social media platforms on our website
- Press releases and public announcements.
9. Does ICPC offer public education on corruption? Yes, ICPC conducts public enlightenment campaigns, workshops, and seminars to educate citizens about corruption and its adverse effects. Check our website for upcoming events and resources.
10. Can I volunteer or partner with ICPC?
Yes, ICPC welcomes partnerships with individuals, organizations, and institutions interested in the fight against corruption. Contact us for more information.
11. How can I contact ICPC? You can reach us through the following:
- Website: https://icpc.gov.ng
- Email: info@icpc.gov.ng
- Contact Numbers
- MTN: 0803-123-0280, 0803-123-0281 0803-123-0282
- GLO: 0705-699-0190, 0705-699-0191