The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has warned content creators and social media users to stop using its name, logo, uniforms, and other official symbols without permission in skits and online videos.
The anti-corruption agency said it has noticed a growing trend where its identity is being used in comedy clips and digital content without approval from the Commission.
In a video posted on its official X account, the EFCC explained that many of these skits wrongly portray its work and do not reflect its real operations or values. It stressed that it has not given permission for such usage.
The Commission stated that it does not support, sponsor, or approve any form of entertainment content that uses its identity without written consent.
It further warned individuals and creators to stop using its name, logo, uniforms, or any related symbols in skits, adverts, or promotional materials without official approval.
According to the EFCC, anyone who ignores this warning will face legal consequences, including prosecution.
The agency maintained that its brand and identity must only be used with proper authorization, and it is ready to take action against those who violate the directive.