Nigeria Police Launches Vigilant App to Combat Fraud
The Nigeria Police Force officially launched the Vigilant App on Tuesday, aimed at enabling Nigerians to report suspected financial fraud and track the progress of their cases. The launch took place at the NPF Conference Centre in Jabi, Abuja, led by Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu.
The Vigilant App allows the public to report fraud, submit evidence, monitor complaints, and receive feedback. Alongside this, the NPF–MTN Closed User Group Network was introduced to enhance secure communication among police officers nationwide.
The app was developed by the Force ICT Department in collaboration with stakeholders in the financial services sector. Disu described these initiatives as crucial for the Force's digital transformation, improving public-police relations and internal communication.
He stressed the importance of using technology responsibly in law enforcement, adhering to legal standards and protecting citizens' rights. The launch attracted representatives from various sectors, including the Central Bank of Nigeria and several fintech companies.
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