EFCC boss seeks the need for an MoU with the Police to address issues of overlapping of operations
Jan. 16, 2024
The Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mr. Ola Olukoyede has drawn the attention of the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun to the need for a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU between the Police to address issues of overlapping of operations.
“There is no need to dissipate energy investigating similar cases. We can come up with an MoU to properly address such issues”, he said,
Olukoyede applauded the Police for nurturing the EFCC from infancy and expressed delight with the existing synergy between the two Agencies.
“We are proud of the nurturing we received from the Police and solicit more support, cooperation and collaboration given the specialized nature of our works”, he said.
He called for better mutual understanding, promising that the EFCC would continue to leverage on its relationship with the Police for enhanced collaboration with it.
The IGP on his part commended Olukoyede on his sterling efforts in fighting economic and financial crimes and other acts of corruption since he assumed office, pointing out that he is doing well on his job.
Egbetokun said, “I warmly welcome you and congratulate you on your appointment. You are doing well and Mr. President has a lot of confidence in you”.
The IGP expressed delight with the works of the EFCC, describing the Commission “ as a good child of the Police” and promised enhanced support for the Commission. “We are proud to have the EFCC as our child. We will continue to support you”, he said.