Who We Are
The Interfaith Network Against Corruption (INAC) was founded on October 18, 2016 as a major outcome of the workshop organized by Mambayya House, the Aminu Kano Centre for Democratic Research and Training, Bayero University, Kano with support from the Embassy of the United States of America, Abuja on the theme: “The Role of Religious Leaders in Combating Corruption in Nigeria”. The idea behind the formation of the INAC is to have a forum through which Muslim and Christian religious leaders in the 19 states of Northern Nigeria will be committed to fighting corruption in the region and beyond. Thus, the purpose of the INAC is to utilize its unique position, as gatekeepers to the national conscience and integrity, informed by its beliefs and networks as religious leaders to combat corruption in all of its forms in the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The INAC has resolved to confront the culture of corruption to help realize its vision of Nigeria as one of the most visibly transparent nations in the world.
Engage government for information, increased transparency, and actions, particularly in the key sectors of governance, education, the banking and finance industry, the judiciary, public infrastructure, security services and law enforcement and the civil service.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Rt. (Dr.) Bishop John N. Niyiring, OSA
Co-chair
Dr. Bashir Aliyu Umar
Co-chair
Dr. Moses T. Aluaigba
Secretary
Archbishop Edmund Akanya
Barr. Ibrahim Sabiu Jibia
Legal Adviser
Fatima M. Nata’ala
Finance Officer
Reverend Fika A. Jen
Assistant Secretary
Dr. Bashir Isyaku