Abuja Fraud-Fighters Pledge Commitment to Economic Growth at CIFCFIN Meeting
The Abuja chapter of CIFCFIN reiterated its dedication to combatting fraud and enhancing accountability to support economic development at its annual general meeting. Key discussions included the complexity of digital fraud, the need for cross-border investigative partnerships, and the importance of advocacy and public awareness in tackling financial crimes.
Dr. Isa Salifu Egah emphasized sustaining advocacy efforts, while members reviewed financial reports and addressed regulatory challenges in fraud investigations.
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