Nigeria, India partner to intensify fight against financial crimes | TheCable

Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and India’s Enforcement Directorate (ED have agreed to collaborate...

Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and India’s Enforcement Directorate , education, business, digital forensics, intelligence gathering and sharing on cyber and economic crimes.

The Indian high commissioner also noted then that though Nigeria and India have come a long way, a lot is needed to be done between the two nations to increase inter-government relationships and flow of information, especially in the areas of security. This story is published in partnership with Report for the World, a global service program that supports local public interest journalism.

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