The Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ola Olukoyede, has urged retired officers to protect the agency’s image and uphold its values of integrity and transparency.
He made the appeal on Friday, when members of the Association of Retired Officers of the EFCC visited its Abuja headquarters.
The commission shared details of the meeting on its X page.
Olukoyede praised the retirees for their contributions, saying, “Permit me to thank you for your contributions to building the EFCC. Your names will be written in gold. Without your legacy and efforts, the EFCC would not exist today.”
He said his administration had prioritised internal reforms since he assumed office in October 2023, disclosing that more than 40 staff members had been dismissed for gross misconduct and indiscipline.
“When I came on board as the Executive Chairman in October 2023, there was a serious need for reorganisation and restructuring for
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