Osun State
Honourable Commissioner’s Welcome Message
I am honored to assume the role of Commissioner for the Public Complaints Commission, Osun State Chapter. As I take on this new responsibility, I would like to extend a warm welcome to all citizens of Osun State and residents of Nigeria who seek justice and fairness.
At the Public Complaints Commission, we are committed to upholding the principles of transparency, accountability, and good governance. Our mandate is to investigate complaints, promote administrative justice, and protect human rights. We strive to provide a platform where citizens can voice their grievances and seek redress without fear or intimidation.
As Commissioner, I pledge to work tirelessly to ensure our commission delivers on its promises. We will listen to your concerns, investigate your complaints, and work towards finding solutions that promote fairness and justice.
I invite all stakeholders, including citizens, government agencies, and private organizations, to partner with us in our quest for good governance and administrative justice. Together, we can build a society where the rights of all are respected and protected.
Thank you for entrusting us with this important responsibility. I look forward to serving you.
Hon. Adekunle Alao
Honourable Commissioner, Public Complaints Commission, Osun State Chapter
History/Profile of The State Office
The Public Complaints Commission, Osun State, has its roots in the need to address the rampant human rights abuses that plagued the nation in the past. Established in 1992, our commission was born out of a desire to promote good governance, administrative justice, and respect for human rights. We recognized that the law was often skewed in favor of those in power, leaving the vulnerable and marginalized without a voice.
In response, we created a platform where citizens could air their grievances and seek redress without fear or financial burden. Our services are free, accessible, and open to all citizens and residents of Nigeria. Through our work, we strive to level the playing field, ensuring that justice is served and human rights are protected.
As part of our outreach efforts, we broadcast a half-hour radio show every Thursday on the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) Network. From 8:30am to 9:00am, we engage the public on issues of governance, human rights, and administrative justice, fostering a culture of transparency and accountability. Our mission is to promote a just and equitable society, where the rights of all are respected and protected.
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