The EFCC and the Department of State Services, DSS, have pledged to deepen their collaboration in a bid to rid the Niger Delta of crude oil thieves and other maritime related economic crimes.
This was made known on Thursday, January 16, when the new Zonal Head of Port Harcourt Office of the EFCC, Usman Imam, went on a familiarization visit to the Rivers State headquarters of the DSS in Port Harcourt.
Imam, who was received by the State Director of DSS, H.B Abdullahi, said the essence of the visit was to familiarize himself with the DSS leadership in the state with a view to deepening the existing partnership and collaboration between the two agencies.
"I am new in Port Harcourt and will need the support of critical stakeholders in the state as the EFCC cannot do it alone," Imam said.
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