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Wishing Nigerians fraud-free 2025, $5trn economy possible by 2030 – Dr Gashinbaki

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The Chartered Institute of Forensics and Certified Fraud Investigators of Nigeria CIFCFIN has ushered in the new year with a strong message of commitment to supporting Nigeria’s economic growth and development. As the nation strives to achieve a USD5-Trillion-dollar economy by 2030, CIFCFIN recognizes the critical role that tackling corruption and fraud plays in realizing this vision.

In a statement released by the Founder/Pioneer President and Chairman of the Governing Council, Dr. I.B Gashinbaki, the Institute outlined its focus areas for the next five years.

These include enhancing transparency and accountability in public financial management to combat budgeting fraud, promoting integrity and fairness in procurement processes to prevent public procurement malfeasance, and optimizing revenue collection and minimizing leakages to address revenue management-related frauds.

Dr. Gashinbaki emphasized the importance of collective effort in achieving a corruption-free Nigeria, where every naira counts towards the nation’s collective prosperity. He invited all stakeholders to join CIFCFIN in this quest, underscoring the need for a collaborative approach to addressing the complex challenges of corruption and fraud.

The Institute’s commitment to building resilience, capacity, and institutional strengthening through forensics, fraud investigation, and anti-corruption measures is a welcome development, given the significant barriers to progress and multiple challenges faced in 2024. Dr. Gashinbaki expressed his sincere appreciation to members of the Governing Council, Registrar/CEO, Members of the Board of Diplomates, State Chairpersons, Committee Members, and all members of the Institute for their dedication and support.

As Nigeria embarks on a new year, CIFCFIN’s message of hope and determination is a timely reminder of the importance of integrity, transparency, and accountability in achieving economic growth and development. With its renewed commitment to tackling corruption and fraud, the Institute is poised to play a critical role in supporting Nigeria’s vision for a prosperous and corruption-free future.

Dr. Gashinbaki’s parting words, “Wishing you a fraudulent-free and prosperous 2025!” serve as a rallying cry for all Nigerians to join forces in the fight against corruption and fraud, and to work towards a brighter future for the nation.

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