The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) says it recovered ₦1.23 trillion in monetary assets during the 34 months of Ola Olukoyede’s leadership.
Olukoyede disclosed this on Monday, August 31, 2026, while briefing journalists on his stewardship from October 2023 to July 2026.
He said the commission also recovered $684.48 million, £373,905.78 and €9.34 million during the period.
According to him, ₦397.26 billion of the naira recovery was for the Federal Government, while ₦836.34 billion was recovered on behalf of MDAs, state revenue services, companies, individuals and foreign victims.
The EFCC chairman further disclosed that the commission received 49,673 petitions, investigated 39,615 cases, filed 14,476 cases and secured 10,872 convictions.
He added that the EFCC secured the forfeiture of 10,053 assets, including properties, vehicles, electronic devices, land, schools, hotels and aircraft.
Olukoyede said the commission also released ₦661.32 billion and $492.37 million to beneficiaries during the period.
He highlighted institutional reforms, digitalisation and the expansion of the commission’s operations as other major achievements of his tenure.
