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Wednesday, 1 June 2016
Wednesday, 11 May 2016
Rehabilitating Repentant Boko Haram Members: The Right Approach
Recently, the European Union pledged N20 billion for the rehabilitation of repentant boko haram members. Also, the Federal government embarked on training 800 repentant Boko Haram members under the supervision of the Chief of Defense Staff's office. The initiative ‘Operation Safe Corridor’, is geared towards rehabilitating and reintegrating the repentant terrorists back into normal life in the society.
Thursday, 24 March 2016
The Role Of Research In Forensics For National Development
"Science walks forward on two feet: theory and experiment....but continous progress is only achieved by the use of both". (Robert .A. Millikan)
Assuming the Nigerian government has a problem it wants solved, it should fund the right agency with the capability to handle such a task. This agency pools scientists and experts from within and without to undertake a research work and develops a technology that is first of its kind in the world. Nigeria uses this technology to solve its problem - a world problem. Now its our technology-our solution. A solution that the UK, US, Europe and the rest need. I don’t think we would give it out for free. Would we?
Saturday, 19 March 2016
Forensics And National Security In Nigeria (Part 1)
The CIA is to intelligence as FBI is to investigation . Take away these two components from a nation’s security operation, tell me how effective that system will endure threats and assaults and I will tell you how vulnerable and exposed that nation is.
Wednesday, 16 March 2016
The Nigerian Forensic Workshop 2016
The Forensic Masters students of the University of Ibadan, also known as the "Forensic Team UI" is organizing its annual forensic Workshop with the theme: "Forensics In Nigeria: The Way Forward".
The date is Thursday 17th and Friday 18th March, 2016.
The event shall hold in the Faculty of Science Lecture Theater.
The time is 11.AM daily.
The date is Thursday 17th and Friday 18th March, 2016.
The event shall hold in the Faculty of Science Lecture Theater.
The time is 11.AM daily.
Fee for attending the event is N20,000 per participant and N2000 for students with valid ID cards.
The organizers are offering between 50%-60% discounts as well.
The organizers are offering between 50%-60% discounts as well.
You can contact them on the following numbers: Isaac 08061156669, Victor 08030696409
Workshop sub themes: Forensic Forged documents.
Fingerprints analysis.
How forensics can help to fight terrorism.
DNA database development and utilization
Ballistics among others.
How forensics can help to fight terrorism.
DNA database development and utilization
Ballistics among others.
Remember, every contact you make leaves a trace...
(Edmond Locard)
(Edmond Locard)
Sunday, 28 February 2016
Criminal Intent
Actions speak louder than words—they say. And quite true it is. But in terms of criminality and offence committed against the law, is it possible to determine from the nature of a crime why it was committed or not?
Monday, 15 February 2016
Thursday, 11 February 2016
Chain Of Custody Inefficiency Secures Cocaine Dealer Freedom Caught By Undercover Agent
How would you feel, if after working at a new job for a whole month, giving all your energy, time and intellect to it, you recieve the shock of your life...No pay!
Saturday, 26 December 2015
How Forensic Teamwork Helped Solve Gruesome Double Murder
When you find a dead body with multiple stab wounds, you say its a crime of passion or an overkill.
If the victim bled to death from just two slits on both writs, the perpetrator might have had basic knowledge of anatomy.
If the victim bled to death from just two slits on both writs, the perpetrator might have had basic knowledge of anatomy.
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