The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is Nigeria's primary force against economic and financial crimes like fraud and money laundering. Established in 2003, it was partly a response to international pressure from organizations like the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering. I remember when the EFCC made headlines for nabbing high-profile government officials; it was like a plot twist in a political thriller!

The EFCC's approach is multi-pronged—prevention, enforcement, and coordination. They actively engage in cracking down on fraud, seizing illicit wealth, and bringing culprits to justice. They even launched the 'Eagle Eye App' in 2021 to make it easier for everyday folks like you and me to report suspicious activities.

The EFCC isn't just about the big fish, though. They've got their hands in grassroots financial education, trying to nip corruption in the bud. I admire their core values: integrity, professionalism, courage, and collaboration. Their motto could be "No stone unturned!" Overall, they're a crucial cog in Nigeria's anti-corruption crusade. So, the next time you hear about them, know they're likely knee-deep in keeping the economy safe and fair.