.NOA Commends EFCC on Recent Cybercrime Crackdown
Nigeria will not be a haven or dumping ground for criminal enterprises, the National Orientation Agency (NOA) has warned
The caution was made in a statement Signed by the NOA Director Communication and Media, Bala Musa.
“The message is clear: cyber criminals, whether foreign nationals or citizens, must realise that our enforcement agencies are vigilant, equipped, and resolute in bringing perpetrators to justice”.
Commending the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for its recent successful operation in dismantling a sophisticated cybercrime syndicate operating within Nigeria, The Director General of the Agency, Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu, emphasised that
“as a sovereign nation committed to upholding ethical standards and the rule of law, we must safeguard our national integrity and reputation in the global community. This feat is a strong statement that Nigeria will not tolerate criminality in any form, regardless of the nationality of the perpetrators”.
The NOA says it will continue to promote ethical conduct and responsible citizenship through the National Value Charter, various public sensitization campaigns, with a call on all Nigerians and non Nigerians alike to respect the laws and desist from any act capable of undermining the national security and moral fabric.
Onilu, then urges all stakeholders, community leaders, traditional institutions, educational institutions, civil society, and the media to reinforce these values at all levels and partner with the Government in creating a culture of integrity, patriotism, and civic responsibility.
“We commend the EFCC for demonstrating decisive leadership in this regard. This is how nations are built through collective accountability and firm adherence to the rule of law”.
