NDYC Stands Against Protest Aimed at Scrapping EFCC

The Niger Delta Youth Congress (NDYC) has strongly condemned the recent call for a mass protest aimed at dismantling the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). According to the NDYC, these efforts are driven by individuals with hidden motives, supported by criminal elements, and intended to destabilize Nigeria while undermining its anti-corruption initiatives.

The NDYC underscores the importance of the EFCC in Nigeria’s fight against economic and financial crimes. The commission’s role in investigating and prosecuting corruption is essential for maintaining the nation’s integrity and fostering progress. Given the many challenges Nigeria faces, the NDYC believes it is crucial to support and strengthen institutions like the EFCC rather than abolish them.

To bolster the EFCC’s effectiveness, the NDYC calls on the government to provide the agency with greater autonomy, sufficient funding, and necessary legislative backing. These measures are seen as vital to protect Nigeria’s economic and financial systems from corruption.

The NDYC firmly opposes any protest against the EFCC and the notion of its dissolution, asserting that such actions are led by individuals who do not prioritize Nigeria’s best interests. The NDYC warns against allowing these disruptive elements to derail efforts to build a transparent and accountable society.

The NDYC urges youths in the Niger Delta and across Nigeria to remain vigilant and resist manipulation by those aiming to create discord. The organization encourages constructive engagement in activities that promote unity, development, and the rule of law. By supporting institutions like the EFCC, Nigerians can help ensure a brighter future for the nation.

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