By Olawale Lamina
The management and staff of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC have expressed deep sadness over the sudden passing of Ibrahim Lamorde, the former Chairman of the Economic and Financial
Crimes Commission,EFCC, and Deputy Inspector General of Police (rtd).
In a condolence message ( a copy of which was obtained by The Pinnacle Times) personally signed by the Commission’s head, Dr. Musa Adamu Aliyu, SAN, the ICPC described late DIG Lamorde, ( a former head of sister organization ) as a beacon of dedication and inspiration to many in the fight against corruption.
The ICPC boss recalled that, Larmode, during his lifetime, made significant contributions to the nation as he tirelessly worked to uphold justice and ensure accountability.
Dr. Aliyu’s message reads in part: “His doggedness and commitment to transparency and the rule of law inspired and will continue to inspire the younger generation and many practitioners in the anti-corruption sector.
“It is through the efforts of individuals like late DIG Lamorde that we continue to have hope for a better and corruption-free society.
“During this difficult time, the Commission sends its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and the EFCC.
Continuing, the message stated, “Our thoughts and prayers are with his immediate family, as we hope that they find solace in the memories of late Lamorde’s life and the positive impact he had on so many people in the course of his national assignment as a police officer and an operative of the EFCC.
“May they also find comfort in the love and support of those around
them.
“Lastly, it is our prayers at the ICPC that the Almighty Allah give the EFCC and the deceased’s immediate family the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss.
With deepest sympathy, Adieu, DIG Ibrahim Lamorde.”
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