According to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), if all parties involved in the anti-graft corridor work together, it will be possible to stem the nation’s rising corruption.
In his Eid-El-Kabir address, Ola Olukoyede, the head of the Commission, made this declaration.
He emphasised that in order to eradicate the threat, renewed efforts must be made to combat all types of financial and economic crimes.
“It is clear that we can achieve unity of purpose, love, peace, and advancement for a Nigeria free from corruption and shady tactics.
“Let’s continue to build.” Let’s continue to combat any obstacles to our advancement. Together, let’s continue to combat financial and economic crimes, he declared.
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Olukoyede went on to say that there was nothing fundamentally wrong with Nigeria and that its people were not innately corrupt.
The head of the anti-graft agency congratulated the country on Eid-El-Kabir and emphasised that the celebration’s teachings should inspire greater dedication to the battle against corruption.
“Eid’s teachings on patience, selflessness, faith, and hope in Allah Ta’ala should give us a renewed resolve to serve God and our country honourably, free from dishonest behaviour.
He declared, “We should step up our efforts to combat all types of financial and economic crimes.”
