Jigawa partners Public Complaints Commission to promote Social Justice

Jigawa partners Public Complaints Commission to promote Social Justice


By Editor
The Jigawa State Government is to collaborate with the Federal Public Complaints Commission to advance social justice initiatives.

The State Head of the Civil Service, Alhaji Muhammad K. Dagaceri, made this known while receiving, Commissioner Public Commission Hon. Barde Usman, who paid a courtesy visit in his office.

Dagaceri emphasized that the Jigawa State Government and the Commission are united in their efforts to address the infringement of citizens’ rights. He assured the Commission of full support and cooperation to achieve their shared objectives.

Earlier, Usman highlighted that the Public Complaints Commission functions as an independent ombudsman tasked with investigating administrative injustices, abuse of power, and maladministration by government agencies and private companies, adding that the Commission aims to provide free and accessible redress for citizens.

He outlined key mandates of the Commission, which include reviewing unfair administrative actions, mediating disputes, and promoting transparency and accountability in public service. The Commissioner solicited the Head of Service’s support and cooperation to fulfill these goals effectively.