- The Nigeria’s foremost anti-graft agency EFCC took advantage of the coincidence of a Friday inside Ramadan to preach its fundamental mission
- The commission cited a verse from the Muslim’s glorious Quran to warn people away from taking what is meant for others
- Many Nigerians were amazed by the agency’s style of campaigning against rampant corruption within the Nigerian population
Nigeria’s foremost anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has leveraged the significance of a Friday in Ramadan to reinforce its core mission of fighting corruption.
In a campaign that sparked widespread reactions, the agency cited a verse from the Quran to caution against embezzlement and unethical financial practices.



