However, the final appointment of those selected would be done by the President and the National Assembly.
According to the Ministry of Justice, the chairperson and the two commissioners were selected under a Vetting Committee, comprised of experts from government and civil society, which was established to ensure a fair selection process.
After a public call for applications in February 2025, MoJ further stated, 52 candidates applied, with 29 shortlisted based on stringent criteria.
βInterviews were conducted in April, and eight highly qualified candidates were recommended for final selection, ensuring expertise in law, finance, and governance, with gender inclusivity considered,β the release stated.
In addition, the Final Report has been submitted to the Cabinet, and the final appointments will be made by the President and National Assembly.
βThe Government remains firmly committed to combating corruption in all its forms, and recognises the ACC as a central pillar in this endeavour,β the press release noted.
