Nigeria’s anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), apologises to doctors following a controversial incident involving its operatives at the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital (UUTH). Reports say EFCC chairperson Ola Olukoyede issues the apology to UUTH’s doctor involved in the incident and to the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), acknowledging that the matter drew public concern. The EFCC also orders a full investigation into what happened during the raid and its conduct at the hospital. While details of the operational circumstances are not outlined in the available reports, both outlets describe the apology as an official response to complaints from the medical community. The EFCC’s actions are presented as part of efforts to address the incident and determine accountability through an internal review. The incident and the subsequent apology are covered in the context of ongoing scrutiny of law enforcement agencies’ conduct in sensitive public settings, including hospitals.