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Accountability Lab urges Nigerians to nominate public servants with integrity for award

Accountability Lab Nigeria has urged Nigerians to nominate public servants who exemplify responsible and ethical leadership in service to citizens and communities. Such public servants, the organisation explained, will be

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February 17, 2026·2 min read

Accountability Lab Nigeria has urged Nigerians to nominate public servants who exemplify responsible and ethical leadership in service to citizens and communities.

Such public servants, the organisation explained, will be honoured with the Integrity Icon Nigeria (IIN) award.

In a statement signed by Blessing Anolaba, Storytelling Development Officer, Accountability Lab Nigeria, the organisation said that since its inception in 2017, the IIN campaign has spotlighted over 40 outstanding public servants whose everyday actions challenge the narrative that responsible leadership in Nigeria is impossible.

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The launch of the 2026 edition of the IIN campaign is in partnership with Shehu Musa Yar'Adua Foundation and Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offenses Commission (ICPC).

According to the state, the IIN campaign promotes a culture of integrity across public institutions by amplifying stories of positive role models.

The statement said, “At a time when public trust in institutions remains fragile, the IIN campaign continues to spotlight government officials who lead with integrity despite systemic challenges. The awards recognise public servants who go above and beyond in serving their communities responsibly.

“The 2026 nomination process is open to the public, reinforcing the campaign’s commitment to citizen participation and openness. Citizens across various states are encouraged to nominate government officials within their communities who exemplify integrity and work across health, education, security, finance, and procurement sectors, etc. Nominees will undergo a rigorous and transparent vetting process before the top five Icons are selected and celebrated.

“We believe in the power of positive storytelling, and integrity deserves recognition. Through this call for nominations, we are inviting citizens to support our work in spotlighting public servants who are proving that honest and responsible leadership is possible in Nigeria.

“Nominations for the 2026 IIN Awards are now open and will close on April 30, 2026. To submit a nomination and learn more about the criteria, please click here to access the form.”

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