By Benjamin Njoku
The Chartered Institute of Public Resources Management and Politics (Ghana) has recognized Mr Mohammed Aliyu Fufore, Deputy Director at the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Abuja, for his outstanding contributions to public service and ethical leadership.
At the award ceremony, Dr Fufore, representing the Institute’s President, Governing Council and Advisory Board, welcomed guests and reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to promoting probity in governance and leadership excellence.
Founded in 1995 and chartered in 2005, the Institute is an international body that advances ethical business practices and strengthens leadership capacity through conferences, training programmes and professional certifications. Its core mission includes identifying and honoring individuals who embody integrity, discipline and service to society.
Introducing the honouree, the Institute described Mr Fufore as a humble public servant whose work ethic, honesty and dedication have set him apart within Nigeria’s electoral system. He was praised for his discipline, creativity, flexibility, selflessness and positive attitude—qualities that have earned him respect among colleagues and the broader community.
The Institute noted that Mr Fufore’s achievements illustrate the power of ethical leadership and a genuine desire to contribute to national development. His voice, vision and values have helped strengthen electioneering and boost public confidence in Nigeria’s democratic process.
After reviewing his professional performance and corporate delivery over the years, the Institute adjudged him credible for induction into its 2025 Hall of Fame. He was presented with the Honorary Professional Fellowship Doctorate in Strategic Leadership and Public Resources Management in West Africa.
The award, the Institute said, recognizes his dedication, integrity and outstanding contributions to his field and beyond. Mr Fufore was celebrated as a model of excellence and an inspiration to professionals across the continent.
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