EFCC records 66 cases of illegal withdrawal in Kano within 2 months

Kano Zonal Office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has received complaints of 66 cases of illegal withdrawal in Kano within the last two months. This was disclosed by EFCC Zonal Commandant, Faruk Dogondaji when he led the zonal command delegation on a working visit to the Kano State office of the state […]

Kano Zonal Office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has received complaints of 66 cases of illegal withdrawal in Kano within the last two months.

This was disclosed by EFCC Zonal Commandant, Faruk Dogondaji when he led the zonal command delegation on a working visit to the Kano State office of the state Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB).

According to him, the public should be wary of all suspicious activities in dealing with their banks especially when using automated services.

The commandant also assured the bureau of the commission’s support in ensuring that the desired goal in the anti-graft fight is being achieved, adding that the need for a strong synergy between the federal government agencies is paramount in effective execution of their mandates.

The state Director of CCB, Hajiya Hadiza Ibrahim solicited for the support of the commission in the bureau’s anti-graft fight for a positive and effective working relationship.

According to her, as vital as the work of EFCC is in the nation’s development, there is a need for an effective synergy between the bureau and the commission to achieve both agencies’ mandates.

She explained that the bureau is working round the clock in ensuring an effective establishment and maintenance of a high standard of public morality in the conduct of government business as well as to ensure that the actions and behavior of public officers conform to expected public morality.