IBBU Political Science Students Visit Public Complaints Commission in Abuja
The 300 level Political Science students of IBBU explored the role of the Public Complaints Commission in promoting accountability and justice.
Mary Nwaeze 
Earlier today, the 300 level Political Science students of Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University (IBBU), Lapai, Niger State, embarked on an excursion to the Public Complaints Commission's Headquarters in Abuja. This visit aimed to provide students with firsthand insight into the operations of this important institution.
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The Public Complaints Commission (PCC) is an independent agency that addresses complaints from the public regarding government agencies, public officials, and private sector entities. Often referred to as the Nigerian Ombudsman, the PCC plays a crucial role in promoting accountability, transparency, and justice within society.
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Reflecting on the successful excursion, students expressed gratitude for the opportunity to learn about the PCC's functions and its impact on governance. "Alhamdulillah, it was a successful visit," one student remarked, highlighting the enriching experience gained during the trip.
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This excursion not only broadened the students' understanding of public administration but also reinforced the importance of civic engagement and oversight in fostering a just society.
