(Department of Public Administration, Nasarawa State University, Keffi., 2018-07-23) Hussaini, Hassan Tukur; Abdullahi, Ahmad Chiroma; Taiye, Garrick Oghogho Emilo
This study examines the Application of Code of Conduct Bureau Monitoring tips with specific
reference to assets declaration by public servants at the beginning of engaging (s deciaration of
the service. It examines the staff strength that monitors andsP J( & litative and used
public servants. The study relies on documentary researc r0de of Conduct and 1999
archival materials, includes Monitoring tips, han 00 , f analysis which relied on
Constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria. it adoptsmQtenal selected for
secondary information and data, and deductive reas g Bureau is understaffed which
the study. However, the study reveals that Code o] federal, states, and local
resulted the inability to covers all the public servan s study recommends that the
governments, and jeopardize the organizational ^ complex activities for the