EFCC's Ola Olukoyede Advocates Anti-Corruption on Independence Day
On Nigeria's 66th Independence Anniversary, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, the Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), called for a collective commitment to zero tolerance for corruption among Nigerians. In a press statement issued by Dele Oyewale, the EFCC Head of Media & Publicity, Olukoyede highlighted the significance of accountable conduct to enhance ongoing government reforms.
He praised the progress made in nation-building and described these efforts as essential building blocks for a greater Nigeria. Olukoyede expressed optimism for the nation's future, stressing that rejecting corrupt practices is crucial for meaningful progress.
He stated, “We cannot be building and allow corrupt practices to vitiate our efforts,” reinforcing the need for purposeful rejection of compromises to ensure Nigeria's improvement.
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