He added that the commission would strengthen institutions, ensure leadership that saves enough funds for healthcare, education, and infrastructure, pulling people out of poverty if it focuses on tackling high level corruption.
Noting that it is time for accountability and transparency to prevail, Obi, on his X handle, however said the EFCC chairman, Mr. Ola Olukoyede’s recent alarm on the massive looting of treasury and assets by public officials in Nigeria deserves commendation.
He added, “I have consistently advocated for prioritizing the tackling of grand corruption, which has ravaged our economy and impoverished our citizens.
