President Bola Tinubu has sent heartfelt condolences to the Senate Minority Leader, Senator Abba Moro, and his family over the death of his son, Victor Moro, and grandson, Abba Moro Jr. He recently commiserated with the family, friends and associates of the Senator who represents Benue South Senatorial District in the National Assembly.
In a press statement, BAT urged the family to find solace in the impact their kids made during their time on earth.
According to him, even though their short lifespan is very unfortunate, the family of the deceased should console themselves with the fact that their kids were truly a blessing to many.
He concluded by praying that God Almighty would receive the souls of the departed children and comfort the family.
Meanwhile, President Bola Tinubu recently hailed the Ola Olukoyede leadership of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for achieving new heights in asset recovery and convictions.
Speaking via his keynote address and official opening of the 7th EFCC-NJI Capacity Building Workshop for Justices and Judges, on Monday, October 20, 2025, at the National Judicial Institute, Abuja, Tinubu said that the commission has helped his administration’s fight to guarantee public accountability.
According to him, making EFCC independent has given the commission an enabling environment to make positive strides in the battle against corruption in Nigeria.
Hailing Olukoyede for a job well done, BAT stated that recovered proceeds of crime by the agency have been ploughed back into the economy to fund key social investment programmes.
“As an administration we have prioritized public accountability by strengthening the anti-corruption agencies and accorded them the needed independence to execute their statutory mandates.
This enabling environment is evident in the impact that has been made in the last two years.
The EFCC for example has recorded over 7,000 convictions in the first two years of the present administration and recovered assets in excess of Five Hundred Billion Naira.
Recovered proceeds of crime by the agency have been ploughed back into the economy to fund critical social investment programmes, including the Students Loan and Consumer Credit schemes,” he added.
