Close Menu
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    Trending
    • No Life Lost In Karu Bridge Accident-FEMD
    • SGF Approves Promotion Of 18 New Assistant Corps Marshals
    • NCC Visits Ghana National Communications Authority
    • Police In Nasarawa Arrests Notorious Cattle Rustler, Kidnapper, Armed Robber, Recovers AK-49 Rifle
    • Nigerian Defence Academy Postpones 77 Regular Course Screening Test
    • I’ll Equip Personnel To Produce High Quality Media Content-Army Spokesperson
    • EFCC Arraigns Abubakar Iliyasu Saminu For Alleged N31m Land Fraud In Kano
    • EFCC Nabs 120 Suspected Internet Fraudsters In Lagos
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube
    HumsimediaHumsimedia
    • Home
    • News
      • News Analysis
      • Politics
      • Environment
      • Energy
      • Security
      • Defence
    • Entertainment
    • Business
      • Economy
    • Health
    • Interview
    • Lifestyle
    • Global News
    HumsimediaHumsimedia
    Home»News»Emir Of Ilorin To Support EFCC’s Anti-Corruption Crusade
    News

    Emir Of Ilorin To Support EFCC’s Anti-Corruption Crusade

    HumsiBy HumsiApril 23, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    By Miriam Humbe

    The Emir of Ilorin and Chairman, Kwara State Council of Traditional Chiefs, His Royal Highness Alhaji (Dr.) Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari, has pledged the unwavering support of the traditional institution of the State to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC), in its relentless fight against corruption.

    Dele Oyewale, EFCC’s Head of Media and Publicity disclosed this in a statement signed on Wednesday.

    The Emir gave the assurance in Ilorin on Wednesday, April 23, 2025 while receiving the Ilorin Zonal Director of the EFCC, Mr. Daniel Isei, who led members of the Directorate’s management team on a courtesy visit to his Palace.

    Sulu-Gambari lauded the EFCC’s efforts in combating financial and economic crimes and assured the Zonal Office of his full support.

    He described the people of Kwara as “very polite and lovely,” adding that the fight against corruption requires collective resolve and community involvement.

    The revered monarch, a former Justice of the Court of Appeal, offered heartfelt prayers for the success of EFCC Executive Chairman, Mr. Ola Olukoyede in the weighty responsibility entrusted to him.

    He fondly recalled attending the commissioning of the Commission’s ultra-modern office in Ilorin a few years ago and expressed readiness to continue supporting the EFCC’s mission.

    He also extended the royal blessing to the zonal director and his team, assuring them of the Palace’s readiness to assist whenever called upon.

    “You have our support, our prayers, and our doors are always open,” he said.

    Earlier in his remarks, Isei underscored the critical role traditional rulers play in shaping public behavior and fostering accountability within society.

    “Though I have been in Ilorin for less than a month, I chose to visit Your Royal Highness first because I recognize the pivotal role of the traditional institution in building public trust and achieving meaningful, lasting impact in the fight against corruption.

    “I am operating within your domain. We earnestly seek your support, your prayers, and your wise counsel to help us fulfill our constitutional mandate,” he said.

    Isei explained that the purpose of the visit was to seek royal blessings and strengthen collaboration with the traditional authority in Kwara State.

    He also appealed for the Emir’s support in addressing the pressing issues of cybercrime and illegal mining currently affecting the state.

    The Zonal Director extended warm felicitations to the Emir on the occasion of his recent 85th birthday, wishing him continued good health and impactful leadership.

    The Zonal Director was accompanied on the visit by Cosmas Ugwu, Head, Legal and Prosecution; Kayode Adebayo, Head, Administration and Human Resources and Ayodele Babatunde, Head, Public Affairs Department.

    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Tumblr Email
    Humsi
    • Website

    Related Posts

    No Life Lost In Karu Bridge Accident-FEMD

    May 19, 2025

    SGF Approves Promotion Of 18 New Assistant Corps Marshals

    May 19, 2025

    Police In Nasarawa Arrests Notorious Cattle Rustler, Kidnapper, Armed Robber, Recovers AK-49 Rifle

    May 19, 2025
    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    Recent Posts
    • No Life Lost In Karu Bridge Accident-FEMD
    • SGF Approves Promotion Of 18 New Assistant Corps Marshals
    • NCC Visits Ghana National Communications Authority
    • Police In Nasarawa Arrests Notorious Cattle Rustler, Kidnapper, Armed Robber, Recovers AK-49 Rifle
    • Nigerian Defence Academy Postpones 77 Regular Course Screening Test
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest
    © 2025 Humsimedia. Designed by Humsi Media.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

    • actions-part-three-cs-approach-responding-emergency
    • read-excerpt-essay-fairy-talesthe-grimms-fairy-tales
    • scale-factor-figure-enlargement-4-new-length-enlarged
    • select-three-prepositional-phrasesguatemala-small-nation
    • read-excerpt-dispatchesbecause-really-choice-prodigy
    • manager-grocery-store-reports-12-percent-chance-customer
    • x45x25
    • read-excerpt-go-gentle-goodnightwild-men-caught-sang-sun
    • function-consequence-element-society-produces
    • read-sentencethere-swimming-pool-backyard-itcontains-no
    • following-example-selffulfilling-prophecycharlotte
    • precipitating-factors-areunderlying-reasons
    • state-refusing-follow-federal-law-guilty-ofrefusing
    • sentence-correctly-uses-commas-offset-phrase-sentenceit
    • jessica-wants-improve-mental-emotional-health-lifestyle
    • respect-anchorage-points-employers-musta-identify
    • statement-best-describes-relationship-judges-branches
    • read-excerpt-part-two-triflesmrs-hale-log-cabin-pattern
    • select-correct-answerwhich-words-best-describe-tone-rule
    • set-population-data-least-dispersed-mean2329404062229353