In a proactive effort to instil the values of transparency and accountability within its workforce, the Federal College of Education (FCE), Ilawe-Ekiti, recently hosted a delegation from the Ekiti State Field Office of the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) on the 21st May, 2026. The sensitisation workshop, held at the college premises, was anchored by the College Public Relations Officer, Miss Temilola Mercy Ajide. The event saw a strong showing from the college’s leadership, including the Acting Provost and College Librarian, Dr Abdulmumin Isah, who provided the opening remarks, as well as the Registrar, Dr Khadijah Wuraola Garba, and the Bursar, Mrs Mofoluso Olutayo-David. Throughout the session, the management team emphasised the institution’s commitment to upholding the highest standards of integrity and administrative excellence in public service.
The CCB team, led by State Director Mr Omobolade Solomon, provided a comprehensive breakdown of the constitutional mandates that govern the behaviour of public servants. While the State Coordinator led the core training session, the Deputy State Director, Mrs Olotu Faith, conducted a practical, step-by-step demonstration on how to accurately fill out the asset declaration form. Accompanied by Schedule Officer Mr Ajayi Kolawole and Head of ICT Mr Ojo Olufemi, the Bureau’s representatives guided participants through the intricacies of avoiding conflicts of interest and the legal obligation to declare holdings every four years. In his remarks, the Ag. Provost, Dr Abdulmumin Isah, lauded the Bureau for its role in preventing malpractice through education, noting that FCE Ilawe-Ekiti must be built on a foundation of ethical conduct.
