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EFCC 2021 Financial Recoveries

EFCC Recovers N153Bn, $386m; £1,182m, €156, 246; 1, 723,310 Saudi Riyal; 1,900 South African Rand and 1,400 Canadian Dollars between January and December, 2021. Recall the Commission under the leadership of Abdulrasheed Bawa also announced the conviction record of 2,220 for the period of January and December, 2021.
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chatinent:
All the money EFCC has recovered over the years, where does it go to?

We only hear recoveries. We don't hear overheads.

Food for thought...

If you hear that EFCC arrested a yahoo boy, know that that person didn't meet up their bribe. Even the ones who they arrested, no be everything they post they collect be everything wey they collect. Even the money recovered, no bi everything recovered dem they post. Even the ones they post, it is gone like Solomon Grundy.

This is a case of relooting the loot.

Nigeria is the only country in the world people can enter and leave whenever they like without the government knowing.

fergie001:
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Headquarters Operation dominated the recoveries with N67, 249, 744, 994.89, $375,662,223.59 and £1,151,539.75.

It was closely followed by the Lagos Command which led the Naira recoveries with N70, 315,611,260.52, $9,286,497.83 and £21,500.00.

The Kaduna Zonal Command emerged third in terms of Naira recoveries with a total sum of N3, 339,405,723.93 while the Ibadan Zonal Command took the same position in terms of Dollar recoveries to the tune of $387,385.00.

Executive Chairman of the Commission, Abdulrasheed Bawa, explained that the monies included direct and indirect recoveries for the different tiers of Government (Federal, State and Local Governments), corporate organizations and individuals (victims of crime) within the year under review.

fergie001:
EFCC


Headquarters Operation dominated the recoveries with N67, 249, 744, 994.89, $375,662,223.59 and £1,151,539.75.

It was closely followed by the Lagos Command which led the Naira recoveries with N70, 315,611,260.52, $9,286,497.83 and £21,500.00.

The Kaduna Zonal Command emerged third in terms of Naira recoveries with a total sum of N3, 339,405,723.93 while the Ibadan Zonal Command took the same position in terms of Dollar recoveries to the tune of $387,385.00.

Executive Chairman of the Commission, Abdulrasheed Bawa, explained that the monies included direct and indirect recoveries for the different tiers of Government (Federal, State and Local Governments), corporate organizations and individuals (victims of crime) within the year under review.