EFCC Chair Olukoye: Nigeria Will Overcome Corruption
On Easter Saturday, EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoye delivered a message in Abuja, expressing optimism that Nigeria will overcome the trials and trauma associated with corruption. He urged Nigerians to draw lessons from the significance of the Easter season, which symbolizes victory over trials and tribulations, including corruption.
Olukoye emphasized that corruption should not define the nation and that the EFCC remains committed to its relentless war against economic and financial crime. He called for continued public support and cooperation, noting that collective resolve is essential to defeat entrenched corruption and promote accountability in the country.
Furthermore, he encouraged citizens to imbibe virtues of sacrifice and righteousness, associating these values with the Easter celebration, and underscored the importance of building a corruption-free nation.
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