The Nigeria Police Force has officially launched the Electronic Central Motor Registry (E-CMR), a cutting-edge digital platform designed to revolutionize vehicle information verification and management in the country.
The innovative system, introduced under the leadership of Inspector-General Olukayode Egbetokun, aims to streamline vehicle registration, ownership transfer, and license renewal processes, ensuring a safer and more secure environment for road users.
According to Force Public Relations Officer Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the E-CMR boasts several key features, including:
– Digital vehicle registration, eliminating the need for physical paperwork
– Real-time verification of documents, enabling instant checks on vehicle ownership and status
– Instant flagging of stolen vehicles, facilitating swift recovery and reducing crime
– Streamlined documentation, simplifying ownership transfers, license renewals, and engine or chassis updates
– Prevention of stolen vehicle sales, protecting innocent buyers
“The E-CMR represents a significant milestone in our efforts to modernize the motor vehicle registration system and enhance national safety and security,” Inspector-General Egbetokun stated. “This innovative platform will greatly improve the efficiency of our operations and provide a more convenient experience for vehicle owners.”
The Nigeria Police Force encourages all vehicle owners to take advantage of the E-CMR’s secure and hassle-free transactions, promoting a safer and more organized transportation sector.
The launch of the E-CMR is part of the Force’s broader strategy to leverage technology in enhancing public safety and combating crime.
Benefits to Vehicle Owners:
– Convenience: Online registration and documentation
– Security: Real-time verification and stolen vehicle tracking
– Efficiency: Streamlined processes and reduced wait times
– Transparency: Accurate and up-to-date vehicle information
Implementation and Support:
The Nigeria Police Force has established dedicated support centers to assist vehicle owners with the E-CMR registration process. Additional information and guidelines are available on the Force’s official website.
