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Jigawa anti-corruption agency, NILDS sign MoU to strengthen capacity

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Mr Abdu said the MoU is the culmination of discussions that began during a courtesy visit to NILDS in April 2026, where both institutions identified the need for collaboration in capacity development, professional training, research, and institutional strengthening

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