The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has formally introduced the implementation of the enhanced electronic Central Motor Registry (e-CMR) as a means to strengthen safety and security measures across Nigeria.
In a statement issued on Sunday, December 24, the Force Public Relations Officer, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, highlighted that the introduction of the e-CMR marks a crucial advancement in law enforcement capabilities, prioritizing the safety and welfare of citizens.
Adejobi emphasized that the e-CMR serves as an extensive information system specifically designed to streamline vehicle registration procedures, ultimately fortifying national security measures.
He stated, “Its full operationalization would facilitate swift and efficient tracking of stolen vehicles, significantly increasing the chances of recovery; lead to the maintenance of an accurate and up-to-date database of registered vehicles which would aid in the prevention and investigation of vehicle-related crimes such as kidnapping and one-chance activities involving; the system is also designed to make it impossible for stolen vehicles to be re-registered, adding an additional layer of security and discouraging criminals from engaging in such activities.
Additionally, Adejobi highlighted that the system is engineered to prevent the re-registration of stolen vehicles, adding an extra layer of security to deter criminals from engaging in such illegal activities.
“To register for the e-CMR, individuals and corporate bodies can visit the official website at https://cmris.npf.gov.ng. The process is user-friendly, and all residents are urged to take advantage of the convenience it offers by completing the registration from the comfort of their homes,” he added.
Stressing the significance of this initiative, the Inspector-General of Police reassured the public of the NPF’s commitment to ensuring public welfare. He emphasized that the e-CMR, along with other police-designed applications like the Rescue Me App and Police VGS, are pivotal tools in achieving this goal.
The statement also addressed concerns about e-CMR enforcement, assuring that it will be executed professionally, allowing ample time for registration by individuals and corporate entities. The Police urged the public to help disseminate information about e-CMR for a more secure Nigeria.
It said, “While appreciating the cooperation of the public in this crucial initiative, the Inspector-General of Police emphasizes that the NPF is committed to ensuring the welfare of the public, and the e-CMR and other applications designed by the police, like Rescue Me App and Police VGS, are vital tools in achieving this goal.
“The police acknowledge the concerns about e-CMR enforcement and assure that it would be done in the most professional manner with ample notice for registration by all individuals and corporate bodies. We urge all and sundry to spread awareness about e-CMR for a safer and more secure Nigeria.”
