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On financial crimes

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THE troubling economic situation in the country is no justification for fraud.

This is why the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) must continue to go after those that have chosen to dent the country’s image by perpetrating advance fee fraud and other financial crimes.

Business, by any definition of the term, has to benefit two parties: the buyer and the seller.

Any so-called business that only benefits one party only is fraud and must not be tolerated.

It is indeed troubling that students in institutions of higher learning who are the leaders of tomorrow are engaging in fraud.

  • Bashir Ibrahim

Lagos

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