The Chartered Institute of Forensics and Certified Fraud Investigators of Nigeria (CIFCFIN), FCT Chapter, is set to embark on a week-long journey of fraud awareness activities from Sunday, November 12, to Saturday, November 18, 2023, aligning with this year’s International Fraud Awareness Week.
Led by Dr. Isa Salifu, the Ag. Registrar/CEO, CIFCFIN, an impactful ‘awareness walk’ resonated through Gwarinpa, Abuja, on Tuesday, November 14.
This symbolic march aimed to spotlight the perils of fraud, emphasizing the institute’s commitment to combat this menace for the well-being of society.
Despite a setback due to a Labour strike, a scheduled gathering of institute members, stakeholders, and forensic experts at the Fountain Unity Square, Maitama, Abuja, is on the horizon.
This congregation aims to foster collaboration in the battle against fraud, providing a platform for shared insights and strategies.
Wednesday brings a seminar at the Audit House, featuring experts delving into the intricacies of ‘fighting fraud.’ Attendees will gain valuable insights into proactive measures to curb fraudulent activities in various sectors.
The pinnacle of the week-long event unfolds with a world press conference at the Forensics House, Abuja, on Thursday at 9 am.
Dr. IB Gashinbaki, the Pioneer President and Chairman of Council of the Institute, will address the imperative need to sustain the fight against fraud for the enhancement of our societal fabric.
CIFCFIN calls upon all Nigerians to embrace the role of “fraud fighters.” This collective effort is crucial for fostering a better, more egalitarian society where fraudulent activities find no place.
In the realm of fraud awareness, CIFCFIN stands as a beacon, championing the cause for a fraud-free society.
Join the movement, be informed, and let’s collectively safeguard our communities against the lurking dangers of fraud.