Many inmates in prison today are innocent of the crimes that they've been accused of.

Many citizens have been victims of police and other security assaults
Investigation after arrest without sufficient evidence is fast becoming the norm

Crime scene investigation (CSI) is still archaic in Nigeria and most African countries

When was the last time one saw a crime scene demarcated with the "Do Not Cross" yellow tape? Or how many times have we seen crime scene investigators use latex gloves to search for evidence?

Do you know that advanced climes use forensic applications to track human and drug traffickers?

Do you know that with forensics, terrorism activities like suicide bombings can be effectively tackled and the perpetrators caught?

Why are African countries yet to adopt forensics into normal investigation?

Rape cases are rampant, yet only a fraction of the victims get justice because our criminal justice systems have not been developed to effectively recover, preserve, process and interpreted the forensic evidence required to track, apprehend, prosecute and convict perpetrators.

It is for these problems and the quest to promote forensic science in Africa that the PanAfrican Forensic Conference is being organized.

This event is for forensic experts, students, lawyers and judges, human rights activists and civil society organizations, forensic and security related firms, security and law enforcement agents and forensic enthusiasts.

Registration to indicate interest has already commenced via the link below

https://forms.gle/fxNCK3KxPN7Pm3Jc7