The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has promised more diligent prosecution of those involved in the illegal storage of oil.

The Executive Chairman of the EFCC, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, says this will be achieved through the addition of a new laboratory in the Port Harcourt Zonal Office.

Part of the mandate of the EFCC is to promote transparency and accountability in the oil and gas sector.

To achieve this, the anti-corruption agency relied on the NNPC Limited and the Department of Petroleum Resources to analyze oil and crude oil samples to be used as evidence in court.

This has often led to setbacks such as delays in cases involving oil storage, counterfeiting and other related offences.

But all this is about to change for the EFCC with the inauguration of its own forensic chemistry laboratory.

Stakeholders are excited about the prospect of this facility for Nigeria’s war against corruption in the oil and gas sector.

There is excitement in the EFCC as the commission believes that this laboratory increases their chances of securing convictions.

This launch comes with the expectation that the EFCC will speed up the pace of settling cases in court.

But when it comes to investigation and prosecution, the president says he would focus on precision as much as speed.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has promised more diligent prosecution of those involved in the illegal storage of oil.

The Executive Chairman of the EFCC, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, says this will be achieved through the addition of a new laboratory in the Port Harcourt Zonal Office.

Part of the mandate of the EFCC is to promote transparency and accountability in the oil and gas sector.

To achieve this, the anti-corruption agency relied on the NNPC Limited and the Department of Petroleum Resources to analyze oil and crude oil samples to be used as evidence in court.

This has often led to setbacks such as delays in cases involving oil storage, counterfeiting and other related offences.

But all this is about to change for the EFCC with the inauguration of its own forensic chemistry laboratory.

Stakeholders are excited about the prospect of this facility for Nigeria’s war against corruption in the oil and gas sector.

There is excitement in the EFCC as the commission believes that this laboratory increases their chances of securing convictions.

This launch comes with the expectation that the EFCC will speed up the pace of settling cases in court.

But when it comes to investigation and prosecution, the president says he would focus on precision as much as speed.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has promised more diligent prosecution of those involved in the illegal storage of oil.

The Executive Chairman of the EFCC, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, says this will be achieved through the addition of a new laboratory in the Port Harcourt Zonal Office.

Part of the mandate of the EFCC is to promote transparency and accountability in the oil and gas sector.

To achieve this, the anti-corruption agency relied on the NNPC Limited and the Department of Petroleum Resources to analyze oil and crude oil samples to be used as evidence in court.

This often led to setbacks such as delays in cases involving oil storage, counterfeiting and other related crimes.

But all this is about to change for the EFCC with the inauguration of its own forensic chemistry laboratory.

Stakeholders are excited about the prospect of this facility for Nigeria’s war against corruption in the oil and gas sector.

There is excitement in the EFCC as the commission believes that this laboratory increases their chances of securing convictions.

This launch comes with the expectation that the EFCC will speed up the pace of settling cases in court.

But when it comes to investigation and prosecution, the president says he would focus on precision as much as speed.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has promised more diligent prosecution of those involved in the illegal storage of oil.

The Executive Chairman of the EFCC, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, says this will be achieved through the addition of a new laboratory in the Port Harcourt Zonal Office.

Part of the mandate of the EFCC is to promote transparency and accountability in the oil and gas sector.

To achieve this, the anti-corruption agency relied on the NNPC Limited and the Department of Petroleum Resources to analyze oil and crude oil samples to be used as evidence in court.

This often led to setbacks such as delays in cases involving oil storage, counterfeiting and other related crimes.

But all this is about to change for the EFCC with the inauguration of its own forensic chemistry laboratory.

Stakeholders are excited about the prospect of this facility for Nigeria’s war against corruption in the oil and gas sector.

There is excitement in the EFCC as the commission believes that this laboratory increases their chances of securing convictions.

This launch comes with the expectation that the EFCC will speed up the pace of settling cases in court.

But when it comes to investigation and prosecution, the president says he would focus on precision as much as speed.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has promised more diligent prosecution of those involved in the illegal storage of oil.

The Executive Chairman of the EFCC, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, says this will be achieved through the addition of a new laboratory in the Port Harcourt Zonal Office.

Part of the mandate of the EFCC is to promote transparency and accountability in the oil and gas sector.

To achieve this, the anti-corruption agency relied on the NNPC Limited and the Department of Petroleum Resources to analyze oil and crude oil samples to be used as evidence in court.

This often led to setbacks such as delays in cases involving oil storage, counterfeiting and other related crimes.

But all this is about to change for the EFCC with the inauguration of its own forensic chemistry laboratory.

Stakeholders are excited about the prospect of this facility for Nigeria’s war against corruption in the oil and gas sector.

There is excitement in the EFCC as the commission believes that this laboratory increases their chances of securing convictions.

This launch comes with the expectation that the EFCC will speed up the pace of settling cases in court.

But when it comes to investigation and prosecution, the president says he would focus on precision as much as speed.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has promised more diligent prosecution of those involved in the illegal storage of oil.

The Executive Chairman of the EFCC, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, says this will be achieved through the addition of a new laboratory in the Port Harcourt Zonal Office.

Part of the mandate of the EFCC is to promote transparency and accountability in the oil and gas sector.

To achieve this, the anti-corruption agency relied on the NNPC Limited and the Department of Petroleum Resources to analyze oil and crude oil samples to be used as evidence in court.

This has often led to setbacks such as delays in cases involving oil storage, counterfeiting and other related offences.

But all this is about to change for the EFCC with the inauguration of its own forensic chemistry laboratory.

Stakeholders are excited about the prospect of this facility for Nigeria’s war against corruption in the oil and gas sector.

There is excitement in the EFCC as the commission believes that this lab increases their chances of securing convictions.

This launch comes with the expectation that the EFCC will speed up the pace of settling cases in court.

But when it comes to investigation and prosecution, the president says he would focus on precision as much as speed.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has promised more diligent prosecution of those involved in the illegal storage of oil.

The Executive Chairman of the EFCC, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, says this will be achieved through the addition of a new laboratory in the Port Harcourt Zonal Office.

Part of the mandate of the EFCC is to promote transparency and accountability in the oil and gas sector.

To achieve this, the anti-corruption agency relied on the NNPC Limited and the Department of Petroleum Resources to analyze oil and crude oil samples to be used as evidence in court.

This has often led to setbacks such as delays in cases involving oil storage, counterfeiting and other related offences.

But all this is about to change for the EFCC with the inauguration of its own forensic chemistry laboratory.

Stakeholders are excited about the prospect of this facility for Nigeria’s war against corruption in the oil and gas sector.

There is excitement in the EFCC as the commission believes that this laboratory increases their chances of securing convictions.

This launch comes with the expectation that the EFCC will speed up the pace of settling cases in court.

But when it comes to investigation and prosecution, the president says he would focus on precision as much as speed.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has promised more diligent prosecution of those involved in the illegal storage of oil.

The Executive Chairman of the EFCC, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, says this will be achieved through the addition of a new laboratory in the Port Harcourt Zonal Office.

Part of the mandate of the EFCC is to promote transparency and accountability in the oil and gas sector.

To achieve this, the anti-corruption agency relied on the NNPC Limited and the Department of Petroleum Resources to analyze oil and crude oil samples to be used as evidence in court.

This has often led to setbacks such as delays in cases involving oil storage, counterfeiting and other related offences.

But all this is about to change for the EFCC with the inauguration of its own forensic chemistry laboratory.

Stakeholders are excited about the prospect of this facility for Nigeria’s war against corruption in the oil and gas sector.

There is excitement in the EFCC as the commission believes that this laboratory increases their chances of securing convictions.

This launch comes with the expectation that the EFCC will speed up the pace of settling cases in court.

But when it comes to investigation and prosecution, the president says he would focus on precision as much as speed.