The ICPC has named Deputy Director John Okor Odey as its new spokesperson to enhance the commission’s communication and public engagement efforts.
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has named Mr. John Okor Odey, a deputy director, as its new spokesperson, according to a report from a statement issued by Clifford Okwudiri Oparaodu.
Odey replaces Mr. Demola Bakare, who previously served as spokesperson and will now head the commission’s newly created Media and Public Communications Unit under the office of the ICPC chairman.
According to LEADERSHIP, the commission expressed confidence that Odey’s “extensive expertise in communication” will boost ICPC’s public engagement, strengthen media relations, and support ongoing efforts to promote transparency and public awareness of its anti-corruption work.
Odey began his career as an editor before gaining broadcast experience as a scriptwriter and presenter. Since joining the ICPC, he has worked in public enlightenment, protocol, and zonal operations, building a portfolio that covers strategic messaging, media communication, and reputation management.
He holds a degree in English/Literature, a Master’s Degree in Leadership Studies, and an MPhil in Leadership and Strategic Studies, as well as a Professional Diploma in Public Relations. Odey is also a certified member of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR).