EFCC Chairman Warns Against Misconduct After UUTH Incident

The Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ola Olukoyede, has assured Nigerians that any officer found guilty of violating established professional standards in connection with the recent incident at the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital will face appropriate disciplinary action.

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Olukoyede made the statement while reacting to public concerns surrounding the conduct of some operatives during the incident involving the hospital, widely referred to as the UUTH incident. According to the EFCC chairman, the commission remains committed to professionalism, accountability, and respect for the rule of law in all its operations across the country.

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He stressed that the anti-graft agency would not tolerate misconduct, abuse of office, or actions capable of damaging the image and integrity of the commission. The EFCC boss noted that internal mechanisms have already been activated to investigate the matter thoroughly and ensure that justice is served where necessary.
Olukoyede further reiterated that the commission’s mandate to combat corruption and financial crimes must always be carried out within the boundaries of the law and in accordance with globally accepted standards of professional conduct.

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The EFCC chairman also appealed to members of the public to remain calm and allow the ongoing review process to take its course, assuring that transparency and fairness would guide the commission’s actions.
The development comes amid increasing calls from civil society groups and concerned Nigerians for accountability and improved conduct among security and law enforcement agencies during official operations.

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