In 2003.
In 2003.
problem of EFCC in Nigeria
AIM OF EFCC The aim of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is to: Combat financial and economic crimes. OBJECTIVES OF EFCC The following are the objectives of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC): Offers equal opportunities to all prospective employees. Prevent, investigate, prosecute, and penalize financial and economic crimes. Cordinate National anti-mony laundering. Prevent, investigate, prosecute, and penalise counterfeiting.
Fadiya waziri was removed as the EFCC chairman on 16 feb 2012
One can apply for a job at the EFCC, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, directly through the agency's website. This does involve background checks though.
Laborode
who was the former chairman of icpc
Economic financial crime conference
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission Nigeria.
EFCC is a gang in long beach, ca. Their members are primarily S.E. Asian and cambodian. they are allied with asian boyz (ABZ) and ST (sui town crip) gang. their enemies are longo's.
The EFCC (Economic and Financial Crimes Commission) is a Nigerian law enforcement agency that investigates financial crimes such as advance fee fraud (419 fraud) and money laundering. The current Executive Chairman is Farida Mzamber Waziri.
Role of efcc The role of EFCC in Nigeria is to curb the menace of the corruption that constitutes the cog in the wheel of progress; protect national and foreign investments in the country; imbue the spirit of hard work in the citizenry and discourage ill gotten wealth; identify illegally acquired wealth and confiscate it; build an upright workforce in both public and private sectors of the economy and; contribute to the global war against financial crimes.The Commission is empowered to prevent, investigate, prosecute and penalise economic and financial crimes and is charged with the responsibility of enforcing the provisions of other laws and regulations relating to economic and financial crimes. While the role of ICPC in Nigeria is to prohibit and prescribe punishment for corrupt practices and other related offences. Section 6 (a-f) of the ICPC Act 2000 sets out the duties of the Commission as paraphrased in the given link below. The EFCC will curb the menace of corruption that constitutes a clog in the wheel of progress; protect national and foreign investments in the country; imbue the spirit of hard work in the citizenry and discourage ill gotten wealth; identify illegally acquired wealth and confiscate it; build an upright workforce in both public and private sectors of the economy and; contribute to the global war against financial crimes.