EFCC Passing Out Parade: Governor Abdullahi Sule Attends Ceremony

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) held its passing out parade today, marking the successful completion of training for its latest batch of officers. The event, held at the EFCC Training Academy, saw the presence of top officials, dignitaries, and law enforcement personnel committed to the fight against corruption in Nigeria.

One of the notable highlights of the ceremony was the attendance of Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State, who praised the EFCC’s efforts in curbing financial crimes and promoting transparency in governance. Governor Sule commended the graduating officers for their dedication and urged them to carry out their duties with integrity and professionalism.

During his address, the governor reiterated his administration’s support for the anti-corruption agency, emphasizing the need for synergy between state governments and federal agencies to strengthen the fight against financial crimes. He also encouraged the new officers to uphold the values of justice, fairness, and accountability in their service to the nation.

The EFCC Chairman, who also spoke at the event, highlighted the agency’s ongoing efforts to combat corruption, cybercrime, and financial fraud across the country. He emphasized that the newly inducted officers would play a crucial role in expanding the commission’s enforcement capabilities.

The passing out parade featured various demonstrations showcasing the skills and training acquired by the recruits, including combat techniques, forensic investigations, and intelligence gathering. The event concluded with a formal commissioning of the officers, who are expected to be deployed to different EFCC offices nationwide.

Governor Abdullahi Sule’s visit and his remarks at the event further underscored the importance of collective action in tackling financial crimes and ensuring good governance in Nigeria.