The acting chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu, has charged Nigerians to monitor the delivery of constituency projects of their representatives at the National Assembly.
He gave the charge in Ibadan on Tuesday while at a town hall meeting jointly organised by the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related offences Commission (ICPC) and the National Orientation Agency (NOA).
The EFCC boss, who was represented by the Head of Forensic Accounting and Financial Investigations Section, at the Commission’s Ibadan zonal office, Olusegun Oloruntuyi, noted that people must show interest in the process and quality of delivery of constituency projects to prevent misappropriation and other forms of abuse of public funds by their representatives.
Magu assure the public of the EFCC’s commitment to its mandate of investigating, prosecuting and preventing economic and financial crimes in public and private sectors.
According to him, winning the war against corruption is the country’s surest path to achieving global sustainable development goals.