The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has promoted 900 officers, marking a significant milestone in the agency's efforts to boost morale and enhance its operational efficiency. The promotion exercise, which was approved by the EFCC Chairman, Abdulrasheed Bawa, affects officers across various cadres and departments.
In addition to the promotions, the EFCC has also reinstated its life and property insurance policy for all staff members. The policy, which was initially introduced in 2019, provides coverage for officers in the event of death, injury, or damage to property while on official duty.
The reinstatement of the insurance policy is seen as a welcome development, as it underscores the EFCC's commitment to the welfare and safety of its personnel. The policy is expected to provide an additional layer of protection and support for officers who risk their lives daily to combat economic and financial crimes.
The promotion exercise and reinstatement of the insurance policy are part of the EFCC's efforts to enhance its operational capacity and improve the working conditions of its personnel. The agency has been working to strengthen its internal processes and procedures, with a focus on boosting staff morale and productivity.
The EFCC has also been investing in the training and development of its personnel, with a view to enhancing their skills and expertise in areas such as financial analysis, forensic accounting, and cybercrime investigation. The agency has collaborated with international partners, including the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the United Kingdom's National Crime Agency (NCA), to provide training and capacity-building programs for its officers.
The promotion exercise and reinstatement of the insurance policy have been welcomed by EFCC staff, who see them as a recognition of their hard work and dedication to the agency's mission. The developments are expected to boost morale and motivation among EFCC personnel, enabling them to work more effectively in combating economic and financial crimes in Nigeria.
In a statement, the EFCC Chairman, Abdulrasheed Bawa, commended the promoted officers for their hard work and dedication, and urged them to continue to uphold the highest standards of professionalism and integrity in the discharge of their duties. He also expressed his appreciation to the Federal Government for its continued support for the EFCC's efforts to combat economic and financial crimes in Nigeria.
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