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NDIC Organises Capacity Workshop for Law Enforcement Agencies

L-R DCP. Ayoola Ajala, Co-ordinator, Financial Malpractices Investigation Unit; Mohammed B. Abubakar, Director Public Prosecution of the Federation; Hassan Bello, FCA, MD/CE, NDIC; Michael Oladele, Director Bank Examination Department, NDIC; Henry E. Fomah, Head, Legal Department, NDIC; Ahmad Muhammad Ghali, representative of Executive Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission at the 2022, Capacity Building Workshop for Law enforcement agencies with the theme: Effective Investigation and Prosecution of Banking Malpractices that led to Failure of Banks organised by NDIC.

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