EFCC Honors Sen Aminu Iya Abbas With Recognition Award

Senator Aminu Iya Abbas, representing Adamawa Central Senatorial District, has been conferred with a Recognition Award by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) during the COURSE 1 REUNION in Abuja.

December 8, 2024

Senator Aminu Iya Abbas, representing Adamawa Central Senatorial District, has been conferred with a Recognition Award by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) during the COURSE 1 REUNION in Abuja.

The prestigious award was presented to Senator Abbas by his mentor, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, the pioneer chairman of the EFCC and current National Security Adviser (NSA).

This gesture signifies the EFCC’s appreciation for Senator Abbas’s tireless efforts and dedication to the fight against corruption and economic crimes in Nigeria.

The COURSE 1 REUNION, which took place in Abuja, brought together high-profile personalities, including former and current officials of the EFCC, to celebrate the commission’s achievements and reaffirm their commitment to combating corruption.

Senator Abbas’s recognition by the EFCC is a testament to his outstanding contributions to the country’s anti-corruption efforts.

As a senator, he has been a strong advocate for transparency and accountability in governance, and his efforts have not gone unnoticed.

The award presentation was attended by dignitaries from various sectors, including government officials, lawmakers, and civil society organizations.

The event provided a platform for stakeholders to discuss ways to strengthen the fight against corruption and promote good governance in Nigeria.

In his remarks, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu praised Senator Abbas for his unwavering commitment to the anti-corruption cause.

He emphasized the importance of having dedicated and passionate individuals like Senator Abbas in the fight against corruption.

The recognition award conferred on Senator Abbas serves as a motivation to continue his good work and a reminder that his efforts are appreciated and recognized by the EFCC and the wider anti-corruption community.