EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede challenged Nigerian youth to champion ethical values during an Integrity Club event at Abuja’s Al-manar Basic Education School.
Represented by Assistant Commander Tony Orilade, he stressed how moral principles shape future leaders.
“Choosing integrity unlocks greatness,” Orilade declared, urging students to reject corruption and negative influences. He emphasized the EFCC’s role in molding accountable citizens who lead with honesty. The outreach educated pupils on financial crimes while promoting virtuous leadership.
Assistant Commander Aisha Mohammed reinforced this message, defining integrity as “doing right when unwatched.” She encouraged whistleblowing, assuring EFCC intervention against wrongdoing. Students learned how ethical choices today determine Nigeria’s tomorrow.
School Vice Principal Alhaji Adamu Sliu applauded the initiative, advising pupils to blend academic excellence with strong character.
The program showcased EFCC’s commitment to raising principled leaders through youth engagement.
By joining Integrity Clubs, students access mentorship on ethical conduct. Such initiatives combat corruption’s roots while preparing youth to transform Nigeria through accountable governance.
The event concluded with renewed hope for a corruption-free future built on collective responsibility.
As anti-graft efforts intensify, nurturing youth integrity remains vital for national development. The EFCC’s outreach demonstrates how early moral formation creates leaders capable of steering Nigeria toward prosperity.
Every attendee left equipped to become change agents in their communities.