The Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu has identified religion as a veritable means of tackling corruption and other social vices in Nigeria.
According to a statement signed by the Head, Media and Publicity of the EFCC, Mr Wilson Uwujaren, Magu spoke in Abuja on Monday during a meeting with members of the Inter-faith Anti-Corruption Advisory Committee, IAAC who were at his office to brief him on their activities.
Magu called for collaboration between the Committee, the EFCC and the Presidential Advisory Committee against Corruption, PACAC to effectively deploy religion as a tool in combating the ills of corruption.
“Every religion abhors corruption. Therefore, there is the need for us to use religion as a platform to reach out to people to shun corruption in all its ramifications,” he said.
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