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DIGITAL LITERACY: IGP partners ICDL on scientific investigation, officers upgrade in ICT

By ABIRHIRE THOMAS

The Inspector General of Police, IGP Usman Alkali Baba, in one of his major outing following his conferment of the National Honour of Commander of the Federal Republic (CFR), has in line with his vision to entrench cutting-edge technology-based policing into the Nigeria Police Force, met with Mr. A.U Mustapha (SAN), Chairman of E-Tech Complete Solutions Ltd, local operating partner of the International Certification for Digital Literacy (ICDL), a Global Social Enterprise dedicated to raising digital competence standards of institutions.

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The meeting, held recently, discussed partnership between the NPF and ICDL to improve the Information and Communication Technological skill sets of officers of the NPF as well as empower them with specialized skills to maximize the use of ICT for improved investigations – especially scientific investigation, operations, and data gathering intelligence activities.

The ICDL Chairman acknowledged the IGP’s drive for digital literacy and ICT skills and assured of his enterprise’s cooperation to achieve a coordinated and effective action in driving security development in Nigeria.

The Inspector-General of Police reemphasized his administration’s commitment to the engagement and application of cutting-edge technology and international best practices to policing functions at all levels so as to strengthen the Force’s capacity in stabilizing the nation’s internal security apparatus.

The IGP, while assuring the foundation of effective partnership to equip NPF’s ICT units, further confirmed the procurement of additional top-notch ICT gadgets, softwares etc and establishment of more Forensic Laboratories and units, training of specialists and Forensic experts to man the acquired assets judiciously to meet the present demands and challenges of insecurity in the country.

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