Renewed Hope United Kingdom is proud to announce that its Chairman, Joseph Kolawole Adebola MNIM, MCICN received a warm reception at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria. The meeting was hosted by EFCC Chairman Mr Olanipekun Olukoyede and his esteemed directors. It marked a significant moment in strengthening the partnership between Nigeria and its Diaspora in the fight against financial crimes.
The discussions centred on Nigeria’s remarkable progress in addressing financial crimes, including innovative systems to prevent such misconduct and collaborative efforts with domestic and international organisations to combat financial crimes. These strides are part of a broader agenda to restore integrity and transparency in governance, aligning with the vision of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope administration.
In recognition of his exceptional contributions as a role model, esteemed representative and promoter of Nigeria in the Diaspora, Hon Adebola was officially appointed as an EFCC Ambassador. This honour highlights his commitment to promoting the nation’s image and encouraging closer ties between Nigerians abroad and their homeland. The EFCC Chairman commended him, his executives and members for their efforts in advocating for Nigeria’s development, highlighting his role in bridging the gap between the government and the Nigerian community worldwide.
As part of the visit, Hon Adebola and his team were taken around the EFCC HQ, particularly the EFCC’s radio station, a vital platform for educating the public on financial crimes and promoting the Commission’s work.
Reflecting on the experience, Hon Adebola expressed his gratitude for the recognition and reaffirmed his commitment to supporting Nigeria’s progress. He pledged to continue his efforts, alongside the Renewed Hope United Kingdom team, to uphold the nation’s values and advance the goals of President Tinubu’s administration.
The meeting represents a renewed dedication to collaboration between Nigerian institutions and the Diaspora, emphasising a united approach to combating financial crimes and encouraging national development.
