According to reports from POSTREPORTERS, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has intensified its efforts to curb contract abuse by calling on key government institutions, including the Presidency, the National Assembly Commission, and all Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs), to submit their anti-corruption strategies…….CONTINUE READING>>>>>>
In correspondence addressed to the Chief of Staff to the President, the Permanent Secretary of the State House, the Chairman of the National Assembly Commission, and the Secretary of the Federal Judicial Service Commission, the EFCC outlined the urgency of the request.
The anti-graft agency emphasized the need for proactive measures to stem the tide of corruption within government bodies, aligning with President Bola Tinubu’s administration’s agenda to combat corruption effectively.
As part of the project’s objectives, the EFCC aims to evaluate existing anti-corruption measures within MDAs, identify loopholes and vulnerabilities, and devise robust strategies to mitigate corruption and financial crimes effectively.
By soliciting comprehensive anti-corruption policies or strategies from government entities, the EFCC seeks to bolster oversight mechanisms and strengthen the integrity of contract and procurement procedures.….CONTINUE READING>>>>>>
