FG To Construct N16m Police Crime Database

Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo has laid the foundation
for the construction of the Nigeria Police Crime and incident
database (NPCID) estimated at the cost of N16 billion when
completed.

Osinbajo said the centre will equip the Nigeria Police Force
with the necessary modern instrument to be able to tackle the
technical and smart ways crimes have evolved over the years.

He challenged the police on modern techniques for solving
crimes, noting that the Nigeria Police officers have always been
one of  the best in the world.

“The Nigeria Police Force has been one of the best in the world.
I am saying this because I witnessed what they achieved in Somalia
on a peace mission as I worked with the United Nations and saw how
our police distinguished themselves.

“Also, as an attorney general in Lagos for  eight years, I
worked with the police. The  challenge has been lack of
equipment and welfare of the policemen. I believe that with the
proposed Nigeria Police Crime and incident database, our men will
conduct police activities smartly and faster,” he said.

The acting Inspector General of Police, IGP Ibrahim Idris
explained that the centre will help the police to process data of
suspects and get the needed information even if the suspect
committed the crime in any part of the country.

Idris noted that the aim of the centre is to harness all data
across the federation into one central base where police detectives
can just key in the name of a suspect and his or her data will pop
out.

He further stated that the establishment of the centre was long
overdue considering the myriads of challenges that characterised
the manual form of police crime and incident registers, which have
become obsolete and moribund.

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Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo has laid the foundation
for the construction of the Nigeria Police Crime and incident
database (NPCID) estimated at the cost of N16 billion when
completed.

Osinbajo said the centre will equip the Nigeria Police Force
with the necessary modern instrument to be able to tackle the
technical and smart ways crimes have evolved over the years.

He challenged the police on modern techniques for solving
crimes, noting that the Nigeria Police officers have always been
one of  the best in the world.

“The Nigeria Police Force has been one of the best in the world.
I am saying this because I witnessed what they achieved in Somalia
on a peace mission as I worked with the United Nations and saw how
our police distinguished themselves.

“Also, as an attorney general in Lagos for  eight years, I
worked with the police. The  challenge has been lack of
equipment and welfare of the policemen. I believe that with the
proposed Nigeria Police Crime and incident database, our men will
conduct police activities smartly and faster,” he said.

The acting Inspector General of Police, IGP Ibrahim Idris
explained that the centre will help the police to process data of
suspects and get the needed information even if the suspect
committed the crime in any part of the country.

Idris noted that the aim of the centre is to harness all data
across the federation into one central base where police detectives
can just key in the name of a suspect and his or her data will pop
out.

He further stated that the establishment of the centre was long
overdue considering the myriads of challenges that characterised
the manual form of police crime and incident registers, which have
become obsolete and moribund.

RETAIL JOB | Konga Nigeria
Graduate Internship Programme 2016

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launched

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appeared first from online sources and was reposted by the community on Welcome to 9jalegal – Nigeria’s Leading Legal
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