NAN reports that Jega offered the guidance while checking on a book titled: "Controlling Electoral Spending" propelled by the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) on Monday in Abuja.
"Here in Nigeria, where defilement is on the expansion contrasted with other African nations, we have to pay attention to the battle.
"It is a day for calm reflection for us and for surveying our encounters and strategizing to discover better available resources of improving the accomplishments in the battle against defilement," he said.
Jega recognized the EFCC for its victories just as other enemies of defilement organizations for their commitments to handling wrongdoing in Nigeria.
"While we recognize them, they additionally need to increase their endeavors in the battle against debasement since we see that the more exertion is made, the more troublesome it becomes.
"The EFCC and another enemy of debasement organizations need to keep showing that there are no holy relics in the battle against defilement.
"We will need to see a rededicated exertion regarding viable usage of administration of assets spared from debasement," Jega included.
The Secretary, Presidential Advisory Committee against Corruption (PACAC), Prof. Sadiq Radda, said that battling defilement required political will and assurance of the pioneers.
"I accept, most importantly, we ought to recognize the political will and the assurance of the administration drove by the president.
"Without the help of the president, I think the sort of force we have in regards to the battle against defilement wouldn't have been this much," he said.
Radda additionally lauded the present cooperative energy between different arms of the administration in the battle against debasement.
He said that today, the official arm of government had disapproved of debasement, the legal executive was inviting to the official, while the legal executive likewise said that defilement must be battled.
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