The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has dismissed over 40 staff members in the last three years due to proven corruption and financial misconduct. EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede announced the dismissals as part of an ongoing effort to cleanse the anti-graft agency. Additionally, five other staff members are currently facing prosecution related to similar offenses. The move signals a strengthened commitment to internal accountability within the EFCC. Olukoyede’s leadership appears focused on ensuring the integrity of the commission responsible for combating financial crimes. This action aims to restore public trust in the EFCC’s ability to effectively investigate and prosecute corruption cases. The dismissals demonstrate a zero-tolerance policy towards malfeasance within the agency itself.