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EFCC Loses 34 Court Cases In 2021, Secures 2,220 Convictions

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has disclosed that it lost a total of 34 cases in 2021, even as it secured a total of 2220 convictions across all its Commands .

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The figure which emerged from a review of the Commission’s performance in the  year ending, shows that the Lagos Command of the Agency recorded the most convictions-481, closely followed by the Ibadan Command with 324 convictions, while the Port Harcourt Zonal Command had 230 convictions.
According to a statement, the conviction secured by the Commission in 2021 is the highest by the EFCC Since inception.
It noted that before 2021, the highest record of conviction by the Commission was secured in 2019 with 1280 convictions, adding that the 2220 record of 2021 is a 127.5 % improvement over the 2019 record.
“Interestingly too, the 2220 record represents a 98.49%  success rate in prosecution as the Commission lost only 34 cases during this period.”
Commenting on the performance, the Executive Chairman of the EFCC, Abdulrasheed Bawa, commended the personnel of the Commission for their industry and dedication despite the challenges of criminal prosecution in court.
He assured that the EFCC will continue to motivate all categories of staff for greater efficiency through capacity development and other incentives.

 

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