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In order to combat illicit money flows and safeguard the integrity of Nigeria’s impending general elections, the Economic and money Crimes Commission (EFCC) Kano Zonal Directorate and Aviation Security (AVSEC) have committed to strengthening cooperation in intelligence sharing and operational coordination.
Dele Oyewale, Head of Media & Publicity of the EFCC, made this claim in a statement on Tuesday.
Assistant Commander Friday S. Ebelo, the Acting Zonal Director of EFCC Kano, received a formal commitment from Aliyu Yahuza Abdullahi, the recently appointed Chief of Aviation Security at Malam Aminu Kano International Airport, during a courtesy visit.
Abdullahi pledged a “new vista of cooperation” to dismantle syndicates that use the aviation industry for illicit financial operations and guaranteed the Commission of AVSEC of his complete support.
He underlined the need of intelligence sharing, stating that it would improve joint operations’ efficacy and protect airport operations.
Additionally, the head of AVSEC asked that the EFCC give advance notification of any scheduled airport operations.
According to Abdullahi, “advance notification will enable us to deploy resources efficiently and support EFCC operatives in the field seamlessly.”
Ebelo responded by praising the promise of greater cooperation and emphasizing the importance of being watchful, particularly when it comes to the transfer of substantial amounts of money through the airport.
He emphasized that dishonest people could utilize illegal funds to sway the political process as general elections get near.
Noting that concerted measures will discourage economic saboteurs and shield Nigeria’s democracy from the damaging consequences of illicit money flows, Ebelo urged the security agencies to be proactive in seizing cash meant for illegal purposes.
As authorities step up efforts to prevent financial crimes and ensure honest voting procedures, the renewed agreement highlights the vital importance of inter-agency coordination at crucial points of entry.
On Tuesday, March 3, 2026, Victoria Ugo-Ali, the new Zonal Director of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ilorin Zonal Directorate, made strategic courtesy visits to Michael Oganwu, the Kwara State Director of the Department of State Services (DSS), and Nicholas Rume, the Commandant of the 22 Armoured Brigade.
The trips were intended to improve interagency cooperation in the fight against banditry, illegal mining, corruption, and financing of terrorism in Kwara State and its surrounding areas.
Ugo-Ali stressed the critical need for concerted efforts to combat illegal mining during her discussion with the Army Commandant, characterizing it as a serious danger to Nigeria’s national security and economic stability.
She pointed out that organized crime networks frequently spearhead unlawful mining operations, which circumvent regulatory constraints and deny the country vital money.
To combat the threat, she advocated for increased intelligence sharing, cooperative field activities, and better mining site security.
The Zonal Director went on to emphasize the connection between illicit mining and the funding of terrorism, stating that money obtained from illicit mineral extraction is occasionally used to finance extremist and violent actions.
She emphasized that stopping these financial flows is still essential to the EFCC’s mission and that strong military cooperation is needed to destroy long-standing criminal organizations.
Brigadier General Rume responded by praising the EFCC’s aggressive strategy and reiterating the Brigade’s willingness to assist activities aimed at combating economic crime and corruption within its operational authority.
In order to improve operational effectiveness and discourage economic sabotage, he promised to maintain collaboration through coordinated capacity-building initiatives, prompt intelligence sharing, and joint task operations.
Ugo-Ali emphasized at the DSS headquarters the value of intelligence-driven cooperation in combating economic crimes, corruption, and the escalating menace of banditry in some areas of Kwara and neighboring states.
She noted that illegal financial activity and corruption frequently act as catalysts for insecurity by giving extremist elements and bandit groups a source of support.
Criminal networks would be severely weakened, she said, if these financial lifelines were cut off by coordinated investigations and effective enforcement.
In response, Oganwu reassured the EFCC of the DSS’s steadfast cooperation, pointing out that security services must work together to combat corruption, banditry, and terrorism financing.
In order to guarantee efficient enforcement and long-lasting peace, he promised actionable intelligence and strategic cooperation.
