The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), alongside Transparency International Nigeria, has voiced support for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s (EFCC) decision to restrict accounts linked to the Osun State Government. This backing stems from concerns regarding potential diversion or misuse of public funds within the state. CISLAC asserts that safeguarding public resources should be prioritized when credible evidence suggests financial irregularities. They emphasize the necessity of robust measures to prevent corruption and ensure accountability in the management of state finances. The organizations believe the EFCC acted appropriately by taking preventative action. This move underscores the importance of independent oversight and the active role of civil society in combating financial crimes. The situation highlights ongoing efforts to promote transparency and good governance in Nigeria.