The Nigeria Police Force has unveiled a new policy directive aimed at enhancing professionalism and standardizing criminal investigations across the country.
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The move is part of efforts to improve the quality of investigations and ensure that the rights of all individuals are protected.
Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, introduced the policy directive following a recent conference with heads of police investigation units nationwide. The new policy outlines several key components, including:
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Specialized Detective Training: All investigative personnel will undergo mandatory training and certification as detectives.
Regular Training and Workshops: Personnel in investigation units will participate in annual detective workshops and training programs at the Force Intelligence Training School.
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Enhanced Child Protection: The policy directs strict implementation of the Child Rights Act 2003 and the United Nations Convention on the rights of the Child.
Standardized Investigation Procedures: The new policy aims to standardize investigation procedures, ensuring consistency and professionalism in all cases.
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The Nigeria Police Force is committed to upholding international best practices and respecting individual rights.
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This new policy directive is a significant step towards achieving these goals and improving the overall quality of investigations.
