The Chairman Independent Corrupt Practices Commission represented by Mrs Abigail Idowu has charged young graduates undergoing orientation course at Iseyin Camp to shun corrupt practices in all sectors so as to achieve a new dawn for our nation Nigeria.
'As youths, the survival of the nation is on you, there is need to change the negative perception about our country which was caused by corrupt practices".
The ICPC boss further said that corruption which projects the country in a negative light remains a bane to the development of our nation, because interested investors are scared away.
She affirmed that to correct this idea, there is need to sensitize the young minds against engaging in corrupt practices. Stating that as leaders of our country, it is their responsibility to enlighten the younger populace on the effects and fight against corruption.
The Commission in its efforts to fight corruption to the minimal level called for volunteers who are to interface with ICPC on how to stop corruption in our society.
In another development, the Assistant Director Deployment and Relocation Mrs kemi Awolola, enlightened the corps members on posting and relocation while encouraging them to accept their posting in good faith.
Furthermore, during the SAED Entrepreneurship Development program lecture, the corps members were engaged in the presentation of their business proposal on platoon basis.This was to create an avenue for them to have an idea of what a business proposal should look like.
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