EFCC recoveries are not just figures on paper—they are resources returned to people, businesses and institutions.
₦325.35 billion has been paid directly to individuals and corporate bodies, making citizens and businesses among the biggest beneficiaries of recovered funds.
Another ₦105.43 million and $73,735.67 have been restituted to foreign entities and individuals, showing that Nigeria’s recovery efforts extend beyond its borders.
And the institutional impact is clear:
₦3.04bn to AMCON
₦8.67bn to NDDC
₦26.70bn to NCDMB
₦44.75bn to NNPC Retail
₦173.21bn to FIRS/NRS
Recovery. Restitution. Accountability.
When stolen resources are traced and recovered, corruption has consequences.
#CorruptionHasConsequences #EFCC
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If the hosts are not ready to welcome football fans, why bid to host the World Cup? This is a global tournament. If supporters can’t get visas, who is supposed to support the teams? Absolutely ridiculous. FIFA failed badly on this one. Shame on FIFA’s @FIFAWorldCup@FIFAcom
🚨🚨| OFFICIAL: Senegalese supporters will 𝐍𝐎𝐓 𝐀𝐓𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐃 the 2026 World Cup in the USA after visa applications were denied. 🚫🇸🇳
Senegalese authorities confirmed to AFP that no official supporters' delegation will make the trip.