Please note
Belmadeng is an independent study platform and is not affiliated with the EFCC. This is general, informational content — report crimes and check recruitment only through official EFCC channels (efcc.gov.ng). Beware fake “EFCC recruitment” sites and anyone asking for payment — the EFCC does not charge to apply. If a crime is in progress or you are in danger, contact the Police.
EFCC at a glance
| What it is | Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (est. 2002/2003) |
|---|---|
| Handles | Fraud, money laundering, ‘419’, cybercrime, romance/investment scams |
| Report at | efcc.gov.ng — petition portal, hotline, email, zonal offices |
| Whistleblowing | Anyone can report; rewards possible for recovered public funds |
| Recruitment | Official channels only — beware fake ads; never pay to apply |
How the EFCC helps you
If you’ve been scammed or know of fraud, you can report it to the EFCC via its petition portal or as a whistleblower. Knowing the common scams and how to protect yourself keeps you safe — and if you’re job-hunting, read our honest recruitment guide first.
Browse the guides
Report & whistleblow
- What the EFCC is & does
- How to report fraud / a scam
- The online petition portal
- Whistleblowing & rewards
- What happens after you report
Stay safe
- Common scams to watch for
- How to protect yourself
- Internet fraud: the real consequences
- EFCC vs Police vs ICPC
Recruitment & contact
Frequently asked questions
What is the EFCC?
How do I report fraud to the EFCC?
Is the EFCC currently recruiting?
Is Belmadeng affiliated with the EFCC?
Independent, informational guide, not affiliated with the EFCC. Always confirm details on the official EFCC channels.