Our Alumni

Yetunde Ope-Faniran is an Assistant Chief Superintendent in the Operations Department of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC).

Yetunde applied to the PLP in anticipation of a transformative experience that would elevate her leadership capabilities and contribute significantly to her journey as a public leader in Nigeria.

‘’My PLP experience was truly amazing. Through engaging sessions and presentations, invaluable insights on integrity, digitalisation, and governance were shared, especially in these challenging times. The programme exposed me to the complexities of public leadership and the critical role that integrity plays in upholding the public's trust. The sessions on digitalisation were particularly enlightening. They highlighted how technology can be harnessed to improve governance, enhance transparency, and streamline public service delivery. These lessons are especially pertinent in our fast-paced world, where staying up to date with technological advancements is crucial for effective leadership.’’

PLP participants are required to undertake a capstone project within their respective organisations, applying the knowledge gained during the programme. Yetunde’s capstone project focused on managing data related to assets recovered by ICPC as proceeds of crime. Utilising the 'Theory of Change,' a key learning from the PLP, the project aimed to revolutionise recordkeeping practices through digitalisation, streamlining the documentation and management of both cash and non-cash assets. The ultimate goal was to enhance efficiency, transparency, and accountability within the organisation, setting a new standard for asset management within ICPC.