Sometimes, it’s two countries armed to the teeth at loggerheads amid terrorist attacks and gun violence. Other times, domestic aggression and public outrage in heated protests are more like it. There’s no doubt that the turbulence and unsettling matters that befuddle the social space seem to be in a constant Read more…
Forensic science offers numerous possibilities for crime investigation in Nigeria, as most criminals are not sophisticated in their methods of committing crimes, and with a fully functional forensic laboratory readily available around the country, a database, the manpower, the law, and required training, Nigeria’s justice system would be better. In Read more…
“Cyberattacks are often rarely disclosed, giving an ambience of safety. But in reality, Nigeria suffers some of the worst cyberattacks on the African continent.” This week’s digest by Abubakar Idris discusses how come these attacks and threats to security go unreported. Click HERE to read!
“In Nigeria, the use of forensic science is still very limited but could make a lot of difference if welcomed and applied as part of the criminal justice system” This week’s digest by Avril Eyewu-Edero discusses the ways in which forensic science could be applied to solve crimes. Click HERE Read more…
Nigeria’s huge population and non centralized record keeping system makes tracking criminals really difficult. This alone emphasizes the need for creating a criminal database to aid the criminal justice system. This week’s digest by Avril Eyewu-Edero further discusses this need and points in the direction of ethically populating a criminal Read more…