NDYC Warns Against Anti-EFCC Protests

The Niger Delta Youth Congress (NDYC) has issued a strong condemnation of the recent call for a mass protest aimed at abolishing the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The NDYC claims that this initiative is backed by individuals with hidden agendas and criminal elements who aim to destabilize Nigeria and undermine its anti-corruption efforts.

The NDYC highlights the essential role of the EFCC in combating economic and financial crimes in Nigeria. The commission’s investigative and prosecutorial activities are vital to the country’s integrity and progress. The NDYC insists that, given the myriad challenges facing Nigeria, institutions like the EFCC need to be supported and strengthened, not dismantled.

To enhance the EFCC’s capabilities, the NDYC calls on the government to grant the commission greater autonomy, ensure sufficient funding, and provide the necessary legislative support. These steps are crucial for safeguarding 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 driven by individuals who do not prioritize Nigeria’s welfare but seek to exploit public frustration for personal gain. The NDYC urges the public not to be swayed by these disruptive elements, which threaten to derail efforts to build a transparent and accountable society.

The NDYC appeals to the youth of the Niger Delta and across Nigeria to remain vigilant and resist manipulation by those who seek 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 work towards a brighter and more promising future.

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