The recently appointed Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ola Olukoyede, has mandated all commission staff to declare their assets promptly, aligning with civil service regulations.
This directive came during a meeting held at the commission’s headquarters in Abuja, as conveyed by the commission’s spokesperson, Dele Oyewale, in a statement on Tuesday.
Olukoyede stressed the importance of leading by example in the fight against corruption. He explicitly mentioned that all staff members, from Level 17 downward, are required to declare their assets.
He assured that these declarations would undergo thorough investigation, emphasizing the commitment to maintaining transparency and accountability within the EFCC.
During the meeting, Olukoyede urged staff to channel their efforts towards the fundamental fight against economic and financial crimes.
He emphasized that this focus should contribute to the growth of the nation’s economy, create a conducive environment for increased investment, and strengthen the productive foundation of the economy.
In addition to professional dedication, Olukoyede underscored the importance of integrity and non-partisanship among EFCC staff.
He expressed the need for the commission to play a pivotal role in instilling confidence in the nation’s economy and ensuring transparent governance.
The EFCC chairman also pledged to improve staff welfare, enhance training programs, and provide equal opportunities to promote higher productivity among the commission’s workforce.
