NDYC Disapproves of Anti-EFCC Protest Calls

The Niger Delta Youth Congress (NDYC) has issued a strong opposition to the recent call for a mass protest aimed at abolishing the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The NDYC attributes these calls to individuals with hidden agendas and criminal elements, seeking to destabilize Nigeria and undermine its anti-corruption efforts.

The NDYC emphasizes the critical role of the EFCC in combating economic and financial crimes in Nigeria. The commission’s work in investigating and prosecuting corruption is vital for the nation’s integrity and progress. The NDYC stresses that, given the numerous challenges Nigeria faces, it is crucial to support and reinforce institutions like the EFCC, rather than dismantling them.

To improve the EFCC’s effectiveness, the NDYC urges the government to provide the commission with greater autonomy, sufficient funding, and necessary legislative backing. These measures are essential for protecting Nigeria’s economic and financial systems from corruption.

The NDYC condemns any protest against the EFCC and the idea of its dissolution, asserting that such actions are led by individuals who do not prioritize Nigeria’s best interests. The NDYC warns the public not to be swayed by these disruptive elements, which threaten to derail efforts to build a transparent and accountable society.

The NDYC calls on the youth of the Niger Delta and across Nigeria to stay vigilant and resist manipulation by those seeking to create discord. The organization advocates for constructive engagement in activities that promote unity, development, and the rule of law. By supporting institutions like the EFCC, Nigerians can contribute to a brighter and more promising future.

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