According to reports from Politics Nigeria, Peter Obi, former governor of Anambra State and prominent political figure, has publicly commended Ola Olukoyede, the new Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), for his unwavering commitment to combating corruption and recovering stolen assets in Nigeria. Obi highlighted Olukoyede's dedication to restoring integrity and accountability within the country's financial systems.
In his statement, Obi emphasized the critical role of leadership in anti-corruption efforts, noting that Olukoyede's resolve and proactive measures are essential for the success of the EFCC's mission. He praised the chairman's strategic approach to addressing corruption, which includes rigorous asset recovery processes and the pursuit of high-profile cases.
Obi also expressed optimism about the impact of Olukoyede's leadership on the overall fight against corruption in Nigeria. He urged citizens and stakeholders to support the EFCC's initiatives, emphasizing that collective efforts are necessary to eradicate corruption from all sectors of society.
The commendation from Obi comes at a time when the EFCC is intensifying its efforts to tackle corruption, a move that has been widely welcomed by various stakeholders in the country. Obi's endorsement of Olukoyede's actions is seen as a significant boost for the EFCC, reinforcing the agency's credibility and the importance of its mandate.