The Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Abdulrasheed Bawa, has urged the youths to earn legitimate income when they work as a whistleblower in their community.
Bawa has appealed to the general public, especially the youths on the need to be a part of the Federal Governments whistleblowing policy.
Bawa made this appeal Wednesday during a brief discussion with a group of social media influencers in Abuja.
Bawa noted that the whistleblowing policy is meant to expose economic and financial crimes in our communities.
In a statement titled ‘EFCC Boss Meets Leaders of Mofeto Miracle Shurch’, which was posted on the agencies official official website.
Bawa assured that the whistleblowing policy was still active and is closely monitored by the anti-graft agency.
He revealed that legitimate earnings can be made through exposing economic and financial crimes that lead to financial recovery.
The Executive Chairman also encouraged the use of the ‘Eagle Eye’ app of the agency in reporting economic and financial crimes cases.
The application which could be downloaded from Google Play Store or App Store is available for android and ios users.