On October 13, 2026, Dr. David Oginde, Chairman of the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC), met with leaders of Constitutional Commissions and Independent Offices (CCIO) to enhance inter-agency cooperation, foster transparency, and elevate service standards for citizens.
Auditor-General FCPA Nancy Gathungu, who serves as the CCIO lead, presided over the session.Key topics centered on integrity, openness, strong leadership, and the responsible management of public funds as foundational elements of impactful governance.
This forum enabled participating entities to examine common obstacles, share insights, and identify areas for joint action in executing their constitutional and legal duties.
The dialogue underscored the role of ethical conduct, robust monitoring, and operational autonomy in promoting clean governance and citizen-centric service.
The CCIO serves as a collective framework for commissions and autonomous agencies to consult, partner, and exchange proven strategies on mutual priorities.
By leveraging this network, member organizations aim to boost operational impact, tackle systemic hurdles, and maximize their joint influence on constitutional rule, integrity, and public service quality.
In partnership with peer oversight entities, EACC remains committed to protecting public assets, enforcing moral principles, and ensuring government operations remain transparent, accountable, and aligned with citizen needs.
