Nigeria‘ll Get Out Of Its Predicament Occasioned By Corruption

The Chairman of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Abdulrasheed Bawa, on Thursday, July 8, 2021 expressed optimism that Nigeria would get out of its present predicament, occasioned by corruption.

The EFCC boss represented by Head, Public Affairs unit of Ilorin Zonal Office of EFCC, Ayodele Babatunde stated this during an anti-corruption sensitisation at Kwara State College of Health Technology, said that other forms of crimes, such as kidnapping, armed robbery and cybercrime, also contributed to the Country’s problems.

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“The anti-corruption crusade was part of the preventive measures by the commission to sensitise Nigerians on the ills of corruption and win public support for the fight,” he said.

“EFCC believes that the fight against corruption requires all hands to be on the deck for it to be won.

“Therefore, it is within your powers to secure a corruption-free system for Nigeria, if you so desire.

“I will urge you to take up this challenge today, as we work together to take Nigeria to greater heights,” the EFCC chairman said.

Bawa urged Nigerians to ensure that the love of the Country was paramount in their heart, especially while discharging their duties as he spoke on the topic “EFCC and the Role of the Youth in Curbing Cybercrime,”

He noted that the failure of Nigerians to stop corruption at the initial stage had made the country to be struggling with its debilitating pain.

“As consequences of our lack of proactive response, we are now burdened by dwindling economy, infrastructure problem, ineffective health system, problematic academic system, unemployment and insecurity,” he said.

Bawa commende the successes of Ilorin zonal office within two years of its creation, insisting that citizens’ support was germane to ridding Nigeria of corruption by the commission.