The Kwara State Public Procurement Agency (KW-PPA) has concluded a five-day staff capacity building programme focused on transparency, accountability, and integrity in public service.

At the closing ceremony, Energy Commissioner Engr. Abdulganiy Abdulazeez Special Guest of Honour praised KW-PPA as "a shining light in the state's public sector" and urged Nigerians to embed integrity in daily dealings. "These values are the bedrock of sustainable development," he stressed.

Training covered anti-corruption frameworks, national security implications of graft, and global best practices, with General Manager QS Raheem Abdulbaki delivering a keynote on "Leading with Integrity to Achieve a Corruption-Free Organisation."

Dr. (Mrs) Sekinat Al-Mustafa concluded with comparative insights from China, Singapore, and Venezuela, highlighting actionable strategies for Nigeria.

At the end of the ceremony, plaques were presented to facilitators while certificates were issued to participants.

As the initiative came to a close, there was a clear consensus that the fight against corruption cannot be won by laws and institutions alone, it requires individuals in every sector to act with honesty, take responsibility and live by the values they expect from others.