The Office of the State of Lagos de Lagos (ICPC) of the Commission of Independent Crimes and others of the Commission of Related Crimes (ICPC) has received a forensic tool for the avant -garde of the high British commission, which underlines continuous cooperation between Nigeria and the United Kingdom in the advance of the investigation capacity and institutional efficiency.
During a brief delivery ceremony, Mrs. Hannah Chatterton, which represents the British High Commission, formally presented the workstation of the Questioned Documents Exam (QDE) of VSC 80/FS and its components attached to the office of the Lagos Commission.
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The forensic team was received on behalf of the Commission by the Anti -Corruption Resident Commissioner (RACC) for the state of Lagos, Mr. Chukwurah Alexander.
The device, designed for the authentication of high precision documents, is expected to further support the processes and work cases of the Commission.
Speaking at the event, the representatives of both institutions highlighted the value of the associations that improve institutional tools and promote responsibility through technology -based solutions.
This donation is part of a broader collaboration between Nigeria and the United Kingdom aimed at strengthening the rule of law, building technical experience and equipping public institutions with the necessary resources to carry out their mandates effectively.
The ICPC Lagos office expressed its appreciation for the high British commission for the generous donation and reaffirmed its commitment to use the team to its maximum potential in line with the commission's mandate as contained in a declaration of Demola Bakare, director, public illustration and education/chest of the Commission for the Commission..