The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC Tuesday October 18, 2022 cautioned youths against the temptations associated with vote trading.
Harry Erin, Zonal Commander EFCC in Kaduna, gave the warning during a panel discussion on Transparency, Accountability and Vote buying amongst the youth at a joint programme of the Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Connected Development (CODE) and Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna aimed at empowering marginalized communities in Africa.
Erin emphasized the need for youths to appreciate their relevance in the country’s developmental aspirations by shunning criminal activities and taking active interest in the future of Nigeria especially with the electioneering circle around the corner.
The Chief Community Engagement Officer of CODE, Mukhtar Moddibo enjoined the youths to embrace meaningful causes that will showcase their talents.
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