In a resolute stance against financial malpractice, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has announced its unwavering commitment to curbing the proliferation of businesses and individuals conducting transactions in dollars.


This firm declaration comes amidst escalating efforts by the anti-graft agency to root out illicit financial activities and uphold the integrity of Nigeria's monetary system.


Speaking on the agency's renewed vigor, Wilson Uwujaren, the Acting Director of Public Affairs for the EFCC, underscored the agency's resolve to leave no stone unturned in its pursuit of justice.


"The ship has already left the train station. We have started a movement, and we are not going to relent," declared Uwujaren during a recent appearance on Channels Television's Politics Today.


Emphasizing the collaborative role of citizens in combating financial crimes, Uwujaren urged Nigerians to remain vigilant and report any instances of illicit dollar transactions to the EFCC.


"The advice I will have for Nigerians is that wherever you see this kind of development happening, the onus is on you to alert the EFCC," he asserted, highlighting the pivotal role of public cooperation in the agency's enforcement efforts.


Echoing Uwujaren's sentiments, the EFCC spokesperson reiterated the agency's steadfast commitment to enforcing the law without fear or favor.


"Once we have the evidence that people are violating the law, the EFCC under the leadership of Ola Olukoyede will not spare anybody," he affirmed, signaling a clear message to would-be perpetrators of financial wrongdoing.


Furthermore, the EFCC's resolve extends beyond mere rhetoric, as evidenced by its recent advisory regarding transactions conducted by foreign missions in Nigeria.


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I think the EFCC should go to the banks...

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