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Nigerian Agencies Strengthen Cooperation Against Illicit Financial Flows

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The Nigeria Customs Service held a three-day engagement with six federal agencies to strengthen cooperation against cross-border illicit financial flows, money laundering, and corruption. The initiative, which took place between October 27 and 29, 2026, aimed to improve intelligence sharing and coordination among institutions responsible for tackling financial crimes and threats to national security. The collaboration includes the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, the Nigeria Police Force, and the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit.

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The effort is designed to detect and disrupt illicit financial flows operating across Nigeria’s borders. By improving coordination and examining practical customs controls at border stations, the agencies aim to address threats to Nigeria’s economy and national security.

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