Taraba State Government of Nigeria Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:00pm
TSPCACC Taraba State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission

Public Complaints & Anti-Corruption

A complaint that is written down
is a complaint that can be traced.

The Commission receives complaints against public bodies and officers in Taraba State, examines reports of corrupt practice, and tells you what happened to yours.

  • Every submission is given a reference
  • Whistleblowers may report without giving a name
  • Outcomes are reported to the public
Case docket Portal open

Already have a reference?

You will be asked for the access code issued when you submitted.

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Ref. format TSPCACC / CMP / 2026 / 6-CHAR

What the Commission does

Five duties, set by law

Receive complaints

Administrative grievances against ministries, departments, agencies and local government councils in the State.

Investigate

Examine reports of corrupt practice and establish, on evidence, what took place.

Mediate

Resolve matters between a citizen and a public body where a settlement will serve better than a proceeding.

Prevent

Study how public bodies work and recommend changes that close the openings corruption depends on.

Educate

Explain to the public what corruption costs, and how and where to report it.

Structure

Departments of the Commission

Investigation

Receives, examines and investigates complaints and reports of corrupt practice.

Public Complaints

Handles administrative grievances against public bodies and officers.

Legal Services and Prosecution

Advises the Commission and conducts proceedings arising from its work.

Public Enlightenment and Education

Runs awareness campaigns and civic education on corruption prevention.

Systems Study and Review

Examines the practices of public bodies and recommends corruption-resistant reforms.

Finance and Administration

Manages the Commission's finances, personnel and general administration.

How the Commission is organised

Reporting

Three ways to bring a matter forward

Choose the route that fits your situation. A matter brought in person carries the same weight as one sent in writing.

  1. In writing

    Use the complaints portal

    Set out what happened, attach your evidence, and receive a reference and access code on submission.

    Open the form
  2. By telephone

    Call the office

    The complaints line is being commissioned. Lines are open Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:00pm.

    Office details
  3. In person

    Visit the Commission

    Jalingo, Taraba State, Nigeria

    Find us