The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) strengthens its Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit as part of efforts to improve accountability and governance. According to reports from Nigerian outlets, the unit is positioned as an internal mechanism to help identify and address systemic weaknesses that may encourage corruption in public institutions. Both sources describe the move as focused on enhancing transparency within the NDDC and supporting stronger oversight of its operations. The Punch reports that the unit is being revitalized to promote good governance across the Niger Delta, while Premium Times frames the unit’s purpose as strengthening internal processes that can detect vulnerabilities and guide corrective action. The reports do not provide detailed information on staffing changes, funding, enforcement powers, or specific cases, but they agree on the overall objective: to strengthen internal anti-corruption and transparency measures and improve institutional accountability. The NDDC’s action reflects a broader emphasis on compliance and governance reforms within public agencies in Nigeria.