The Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) says its newly created Financial Investigation and Fraud Analysis Unit (FIFAU) has investigated over 500 asset declaration forms.

The Chairman of the Bureau, Dr Abdullahi Bello, disclosed this in a statement issued and signed by Director of Special Duties in the Bureau, Moses Atolagbe to give account of his one-year stewardship on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, in Abuja.

In the statement, Bello said that the investigations, the first major project of the bureau’s FIFAU, identified discrepancies to support enforcement actions against erring public officers and uphold integrity in public service.

The CCB chairman disclosed that, no fewer than 9 ministers, 43 permanent secretaries and 40 federal directors’ asset declaration forms had been verified, ensuring high-level accountability across key government roles.

He said the verification exercise is continuous to establish a robust system for compliance monitoring.