Lagos, March 18, 2025 –The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reiterated its strong commitment to maintaining integrity and professionalism throughout its organization.
This commitment is crucial for fostering trust and credibility among the public.
In his first meeting with the staff of Lagos Zonal Directorate 2, acting Zonal Director Ahmed Ghali highlighted the importance of discipline and ethical conduct.
He stressed that teamwork is essential for effectively discharging their responsibilities and achieving the agency’s goals.
While addressing the staff on Tuesday, March 18, Ghali urged everyone to collaborate and uphold the high standards expected of Nigeria’s leading anti-corruption agency.
This collective effort is vital for reinforcing the EFCC’s mission and impact.
“I urge you all to embody the values of integrity and professionalism in everything you do,” he stated.
“Let’s work together to achieve our mandate while upholding the highest standards of ethics and conduct.”
Ghali stressed the importance of fostering a culture of discipline, respect, and camaraderie among personnel.
He reminded staff that they are united by a shared mission and encouraged them to always adhere to rules and regulations.
“Remember, we are all brothers and sisters working towards a common goal. So, always obey the rules, follow the staff regulations, and do the right thing,” he said.
In a stern warning against corrupt practices, Ghali reiterated the Commission’s zero-tolerance stance on bribery and cash gifts.
Ghali directed staff to follow EFCC’s gift policy, which bars accepting monetary gifts from the public. “Refusing bribes is vital to our mission,” he declared, adding, “No one will face backlash for ethical choices.”
Highlighting Lagos’s critical role in tackling financial crimes, he urged staff to model integrity through proactive efforts. “As Nigeria’s foremost anti-corruption agency,” he asserted, “the EFCC must uphold irreproachable standards. Leverage Lagos’s influence to deliver decisive results.”
He further prioritized health, advising staff to abandon habits harming productivity. “Physical fitness,” he concluded, “directly strengthens both performance and quality of life.”
This meeting represents a pivotal moment in Ghali’s leadership at the Lagos Zonal Directorate 2.
It reinforces the EFCC’s commitment to combating corruption and financial crimes across Nigeria.
By prioritizing integrity, professionalism, and teamwork, the Commission seeks to enhance its reputation as a key pillar of accountability in the nation.
As the EFCC intensifies its fight against corruption, Ghali’s call for discipline and ethical conduct resonates strongly across the organization.
This reminder highlights the critical role that personnel play in fostering transparency and justice throughout Nigeria.