There is also a measure of success,
failure and selective enforcement in the Commission. Suppressing and/ or
controlling corruption requires not only the relevant institution building and
legislative measures but also creating the fear against crimes, affordable
commodities and enabling environment as well as requirement for establishing
the rule of law.
Considering the public perception of their work,
success, failure and selective enforcement in their duties, it is sufficient to
say that in the public perception, the anti-corruption plans and activities are
currently being perceived as witch hunting exercise.
With what hums around this
anti-graft watch dog, citizens view the fight against corruption in this Nation
as mere shadow chasing. The institution is seen as a grossly
dependent institution, pointing accusing fingers against those that fail to
support the third term bid of Ex-president Olusegun Obasanjo as well as the
people who frown at the April 2011 rigged elections and the PDP elections
maneuvers.
Originally, the E.F.C.C. anti-corruption strategy focuses on three intertwined essential factors: prevention, law enforcement and public support.