EFCC Partners with Canadian Royal Mounted Police to Fight Fraud

EFCC, Canadian Royal Mounted Police Join Forces to Tackle Cross-Border Fraud.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has forged a strategic alliance with the Canadian Royal Mounted Police (RCMP) to combat fraud and corruption that spans international borders.

The collaboration will facilitate the exchange of intelligence, expertise, and resources to tackle complex financial crimes, including cybercrime, money laundering, and other fraudulent activities.

This partnership highlights the EFCC’s dedication to fighting fraud and corruption, and acknowledges the global reach of these crimes.

Through this joint effort, the EFCC and RCMP aim to bring fraudsters to justice and safeguard citizens from the harmful effects of these crimes.

This Collaboration has yielded alot of fruits.

How The Collaborations Works

EFCC Repatriates Stolen Assets to Canada, Hands Over $180,300 and 53 Vehicles to Royal Mounted Police

In a landmark move, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has repatriated stolen assets to the Canadian government, marking a significant milestone in the fight against cross-border fraud.

The EFCC handed over $180,300 in cash and 53 vehicles to the Canadian Royal Mounted Police (RCMP) in a ceremony held in Abuja. The recovered assets are proceeds of fraud and corruption, which were traced to Nigeria and recovered through a collaborative effort between the EFCC and RCMP.

This repatriation is a testament to the EFCC’s commitment to international cooperation in the fight against financial crimes and its dedication to returning stolen assets to their rightful owners.

The handover ceremony was attended by top officials from both agencies, who praised the partnership and looked forward to continued collaboration in tackling cross-border fraud and corruption.