Also speaking, Head, Creative Communication Unit, Assistant Commander of the EFCC, ACE I, Chris Oluka cautioned the students against joining the bandwagon of internet fraud. He urged them to learn and employ creative means to fight corruption such as drama, jingles and skits.
On his part, Head of Public Interface Unit, Assistant Commander of the EFCC, ACE I, Tony Orilade urged the students to embrace positive use of the new media such; as Facebook, X, formerly Twitter, YouTube, among others. “Please we beg of you, as you grow up, don’t use your phone to do anything evil, because that phone can do both good and bad, it could send you abroad to further your studies, and could also send you to Kuje Prison to further your studies in the four walls of a prison, so the right choice is yours to make”, he said.
Also, Head, Enlightenment and Reorientation Unit, Assistant Commander of the EFCC, ACE11, called for positive disposition towards the anti-corruption fight, stressing that students should be change agents in their conduct at all times. “We expect you to be our foot soldiers, good ambassadors, people of integrity as the future of Nigeria is in your hands”. She enjoined the students to always acquit themselves well, wherever they found themselves.
In a presentation, Assistant Superintendent of the EFCC, ASE I, Armaya’u Aliyu, cautioned the students to be careful in the cyberspace, as crimes are now being perpetrated on a daily basis on the internet. He highlighted impersonation, identity theft, hacking of accounts as some of the prevailing cybercrimes in recent times. “Don’t take your parents’ phones, don’t chat up people you don’t know online as the cyber space is not safe”, he said. NNL.
