The Acting Chairman of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has re-affirmed the Commission’s
preparedness to strengthen relationship with Microsoft Nigeria Limited with a
view to effectively tackle corruption in Nigeria.
He gave this assurance on Tuesday, June 21, 2016 while receiving the
country’s representative and managing director of Microsoft Nigeria Limited, Kabelo Makwane who was at
the Commission’s Head Office, Abuja on a visit.
Magu who stressed the importance of the use of modern technology
in fighting all shades of graft said, “we will continue to work with you for
mutual interest.”
Speaking, Makwane lauded the renewed vigour deposed by the EFCC in fighting corruption in
Nigeria.
He said that,
they were in the Commission to rekindle their friendship
with the EFCC and to participate fully in protecting its intellectual properties and rights.
“We are here to find
out how we can work together to get the most cost effective services and to
support you to do much more work in the Commission through ICT”, Makwane disclosed.
While acknowledging the readiness of the anti graft agency to
partner with its organization Makwane said, ”Microsoft has enjoyed very productive and fruitful
relationship with the EFCC in the time past. It is our pleasure to be here to
commend the chairman and the Commission
on the courageous and noble work that has been going on in the country. This goes to show that you support Mr. President’s anti corruption campaign.”
In his company were: Wemimo Adeniyi, Director-Small Midmarket Solutions and
Partners; John Edokpolo, Legal
Counsel; Kenneth Eremiokhale, Licensing Sales Officer
and Joel Shaibu, Opportunity Manager.
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