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Justice Adejumo Reaffirms NJI–EFCC Collaboration for Judicial Education and Anti-Corruption Efforts

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In furtherance of its mandate of providing continual judicial education for all categories of judicial officers and their support Staff, the Administrator of the National Judicial Institute (NJI), Hon. Justice Babatunde Adejumo, OFR (Rtd), has extended a hand of fellowship to one of its partners, the Economic and Financial Crime Commission.

Hon. Justice Babatunde Adejumo, OFR (Rtd), on Tuesday, August 26, 2025, expressed the Institute’s desire to further strengthen the collaboration between the Institute and the Economic and Financial Crime Commission for the greater good of the nation.

Justice Adejumo gave this assurance during a courtesy visit to the Chairman of the EFCC, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, at EFCC Corporate Headquarters, Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. Justice Adejumo emphasized that the Institute’s role as the nation’s leading provider of judicial education is crucial in combating corruption, which necessitates a strong synergy, as the training and re-training of judicial officers cannot be underestimated to achieve that mandate.

In his remarks, the Chairman of the EFCC expressed delight at the level of support from the Institute in the fight against corruption. While acknowledging the partnership that has lasted close to a decade, EFCC Chairman, Mr Olukoyede, assured that the Commission will continue to partner with the National Judicial Institute in the area of capacity building for the judicial officers and Staff on issues that center on the mandate of the Commission.

The Management Staff of the Institute and top principal officers were among the attendees who attended the visitation.

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