The article discusses a statement made by the Inspector-General of Police in Nigeria, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, regarding the use of technology in policing. He emphasized that while technology can help improve police work, it should not violate citizens' rights, privacy, or personal data. During the launch of two new initiatives—the NPF Vigilant App and the NPF–MTN Closed User Group Network—Disu highlighted that these tools aim to enhance communication between the police and the public and improve internal coordination among police officers. The Vigilant App allows citizens to report suspected financial fraud, upload evidence, and track the progress of their reports. Disu stressed the importance of using technology responsibly and ensuring that it supports citizens' rights. He reaffirmed the police's commitment to working with various partners to enhance public safety and security while respecting people's rights. The article also mentioned that the Deputy Inspector-General of Police encouraged Nigerians to download the Vigilant App and use it responsibly for reporting fraud.
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