About the Commission
The Commission's establishment, mandate and place within Taraba State's accountability framework.
The Taraba State Public Complaint and Anti-Corruption commission was established under the Taraba State Public Complaint and Anti-Corruption establishment Law No. 8 of 2021, which was passed by the state House of Assembly.
The law provided for the position of a chairman and six (6) commissioners, two (2) each from the three (3) senatorial zones of the state as well as secretary/legal adviser.
Following the screening and confirmation of the chairman and members of the commission in early 2022 by the Taraba state House of assembly, the commission officially commenced its operation to entrenched transparency, combat corruption and safeguard public accountability throughout the state.
The Taraba State Public Complaint and Anti-Corruption commission is an anti-graft body similar to the EFFCC/ICPC at state level but with dual mandate of public complaints and anti-corruption.
Last reviewed 8 October 2026