Public Complaints Commission

Public Complaints Commission was established in , Built by in .

About Public Complaints Commission

The Public Complaints Commission looks into the complains of the citizens of the country about the actions of their superiors or government about any matter. The commission is located at 25, Aguiyi Ironsi St, Maitama Abuja. The office of the Public Complaints Commission overlooks the building of the National Universities Commission.

History of The Public Complaints Commission

The Public Complaints Commission was established after the Civil war which was between 1967-1970. It was established as a way to curb the activities of those in power then. They wielded so much power which was harmful to their subordinates and the citizens of the country. The Federal Government led by General Yakubu Gowon created a Civil Service reform panel which was headed by Late Chief Jerome Udoji.

Safety

It is relatively safe.

Things To Do

Guests visiting the public complaints commission go on a tour of the building and see the archive of complaints from people over the years.They also go to lay complaints about whatever observation they have. Guests should go with a writing pad and a pen to take notes.

Best Time to Visit The Public Complaints Commission

The best time to visit the Public Complaints Commission is during work hours so a tour guide is assigned to them and all the offices will still be opened.

Most Common Visitors

The most common visitors here are researchers, staff, government officials, and citizens.

Why You Should Visit

The Public Complaints Commission has a rich history of Nigeria post civil war and also to complain about what you are not satisfied with.

Weather at The Public Complaints Commission

Public Complaints Commission is located in Abuja North-Central of Nigeria.Thus, it experiences three weather conditions every year. This includes a warm, humid rainy season and a blistering dry season.  In between the two, there is a brief interlude of harmattan occasioned by the northeast trade wind, with the main feature of dust haze and dryness. Temperatures can drop to as low as 16 degrees during the harmattan period.