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The Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) in Jigawa State has reminded public officials and political officeholders who have completed their asset declaration forms to personally submit these documents to prevent unnecessary penalties.
This reminder was issued in a statement signed by Sani Ibrahim Bayero, the Director of the Code of Conduct Bureau in Jigawa State.
The statement encouraged public officeholders who have filled out their asset declaration forms to personally deliver the documents at the Bureau’s office located within the Federal Government Secretariat in Dutse.
According to the statement, this directive aligns with the Bureau's statutory obligations as outlined in Paragraph 3 of the Third Schedule of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended).
It was further emphasized that submitting asset declaration forms to any office other than the Code of Conduct Bureau constitutes a violation of the Constitution.
The Bureau urged all relevant officials to adhere strictly to this directive to avoid unnecessary penalties, highlighting that personal submission ensures transparency, accountability, and proper documentation of declared assets.
The statement also reiterated the Bureau’s commitment to maintaining integrity within public service and called on public officials to support initiatives that promote good governance and adherence to constitutional standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why must public officers submit their asset declaration forms personally?
Public officers are required to submit their asset declaration forms personally to ensure transparency, accountability, and proper documentation, as well as to avoid any potential sanctions.
What happens if asset declaration forms are submitted to the wrong office?
Submitting asset declaration forms to any office other than the Code of Conduct Bureau is considered a breach of the Constitution and may result in penalties for the public officer involved.
Where should the asset declaration forms be submitted?
The asset declaration forms should be submitted personally at the Bureau’s office located at the Federal Government Secretariat in Dutse.
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