Nysc/efcc Community Development Service Group

The rate at which corruption is eating deeply into the Nigerian political and socio-economic system in both the government and private sector is unabated.
It is on this note, that the NYSC/EFCC CDS group held her maiden sensitization programme at the Abibat Mogaji Millennium Senior Secondary School, Agege to expose the inherent nature of corruption in our society to the students.
The programme which was led by the group president Mr. Johnson Adeyeye was focused on the need for students to have a change in their attitudes and behaviour towards corrupt practices in what ever they do.
However, the group urged the students to acquire more entrepreneurial skills which will positively minimized unemployment, poverty and corruption in Nigeria.
The students applaud the initiative and promise to be a vanguard of anti corruption in their society.

As part of our preparations towards the passing out of Batch B 2016 members, there is need for change of administration in the group to incoming members, the outgoing President Olamide Elusogbon hand's over to the new President, Johnson Adeyeye...
The group has recorded major achievements in past few months under the leadership of the outgoing president which involves Online campaign against Corruption, Sensitization exercise at secondary schools in the state, Purchase of 24 pieces of new plastic chairs, MAC Anticorruption projects, Printing of large digital banner presented on handover day
19th October, 2017 just to mention a few...
I sincerely wish the new President a successful tenure and we encourage members to support him to be able to do more...
Olamide Elusogbon
Outgoing President
EFCC CDS Group, Lagos

The members of NYSC/EFCC CDS group Lagos has part of their efforts in enlightening the younger generation on the dangers of corruption visited and sensitized students of Community Senior Grammar School, Surulere Lagos on Thursday, 21st September 2017
The topic discussed was "The solutions to the problems of Corruption in Nigeria"
The Students were enthusiastic to receive the EFCC CDS corp members.

The group on Thursday, 20th July 2017, launched a massive online campaign against corruption titled:

which was successfully interpreted into 10 Nigerian indigenous languages.