EFCC Charges RTEAN on Anti-Graft War


Members of the Road Transport Employers’ Association of Nigeria, RTEAN, have been charged to fully support the anti-corruption crusade of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC as the agency cannot do it alone.

The Public Affairs arm of the Ilorin Zonal Office of the EFCC led by its Head, Ayodele Babatunde gave the charge on Monday, June 28, 2021 during a sensitisation campaign on the ills of corruption at the Association’s Secretariat along Airport road, Ilorin. 

Ayodele, who extended the goodwill message of the Ilorin Zonal Head of the EFCC, Usman Muktar, emphasized the importance of a collective effort in executing the war against corruption.

“The EFCC cannot fight corruption alone, and we need is your assistance in the area of creating awareness in order for Nigerians to understand the effect of corruption on the society,” Ayodele said.

He urged the union’s leadership to assist the anti-graft agency by exposing corrupt members who are involved in shady deals.

Ayodele also admonished the members to stop glorifying corrupt individuals in our society and  to ensure transparency and sincerity in their finances.

Appreciating the EFCC for the gesture, the State Chairman, RTEAN, Alhaji Abdulrahman Olayinka Onikijipa noted that the expectations from the anti-graft agency were no doubt enormous, and added that the union’s support was certain.

The sensitisation campaign was attended by Alhaji Abdullahi Gidado Oloje, Deputy Chairman Administration; Mr. Adedayo Joseph, Deputy Chairman Operations; Alhaji Rasaq Ajala, Deputy Chairman Logistics and Planing and Alhaji AbdulHamid Ayokunle Jimoh, State Secretary. Others are executive members of the Association across the sixteen local Government Area of the State as well as prominent members of the Association.

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