CE Abimbola Oyekemi Kayode Afe, Head of Administration at the Ibadan Zonal Directorate of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has retired from public service after attaining the mandatory retirement age of 60, drawing the curtain on a distinguished career in the anti-corruption agency.
Her retirement was formally marked on Friday, February 6, 2026, at the premises of the Ibadan Zonal Directorate, where staff, family members and well-wishers gathered to celebrate her years of dedicated service to the Commission and the nation.
Colleagues described Afe as a disciplined, diligent and highly professional administrator whose leadership strengthened institutional efficiency and operational coordination within the Directorate.
Speakers at the ceremony commended her unwavering commitment to duty, strong work ethic and mentorship of younger officers, noting that her influence helped sustain high administrative standards.
The event featured tributes, goodwill messages and presentations in recognition of her decades of service.
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Many staff members praised her for fostering unity, professionalism and teamwork, qualities they said left a lasting impact on the Directorate.
In her farewell remarks, Afe expressed gratitude to the leadership and personnel of the Commission for their support throughout her career.
She described her years at the EFCC as fulfilling and service-driven, emphasising the importance of integrity, dedication and continuous learning in public service.
Her retirement marks the end of a long and accomplished career, leaving behind a legacy of discipline, professionalism and committed service within the Ibadan Zonal Directorate.