Just In: Professional Developement, CP. Adepoju Ilori, 39 others had undergone Forensic Investigation Training.

Through continuing education, career-minded individuals can constantly improve their skills and become more proficient at their jobs. Chartered Institute of Forensic and Investigative Professionals of Nigeria (CIFIPN) has Commissioner of Police , CP Ilori CONFERNMENT of Fellowship member along with 39 professional careers students who were inducted on 10th July,2021 after rigorous training by more advanced professional hands.

Commissioner of Police , CP Ilori CONFERNMENT of Fellowship as a member of Chartered Institute of Forensic and Investigative Professionals in Nigeria (CIFIPN)

The scope of training they undergone in pursuance of their professional development, one of the resources personality said the Forensic training is unlimited said this scope is not  just limited to certificate alone award or acquired alone but also to be more effective and satisfied in various other aspects of their work.

Some Inducted Students by Chartered Institute of Forensic and Investigative Professionals in Nigeria (CIFIPN)

According to the Pro-term President  Dr.Mrs Victoria Enape, said in Forensic  Training, we deliver courses  via resource person who are using a blended learning approach in which students complete preparatory work online before attending classroom- and scenario-based instruction. This approach enables all trainees to acquire the same level of fundamental knowledge and reinforces skills learned.

On the needs for training of security personnel by Forensic experts, The President said training security teams to recognize the intelligence value of evidence and perform basic forensic analysis. Help Nation in overcoming insecurity challenges.

 

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