BREAKING: Police Reintroduce Disputed e-CMR, Urge Drivers to Register

Authorities have reinstated the controversial e-CMR system, calling on drivers to register, despite ongoing concerns and public debate.

The enforcement of the previously suspended electronic Central Motor Registry (e-CMR) has been reintroduced by the Nigerian Police force.

According to the Police, the e-CMR is a state-of-the-art digital platform that enhances automobile safety measures and aids in combatting criminal activities while also streamlining vehicle registration processes.

On Friday, Police X revealed this information through a post on their handle.

The post highlights the convenience of online vehicle registration and management, as well as its ability to assist with tracking stolen vehicles and preventing fraudulent activities.

The message on the post says, “Greetings to all honorable Nigerian citizens!”

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To enhance vehicle security, the Nigeria Police Force recently launched E-Central Motor Registry (E-CMR), an advanced digital system that streamlines vehicle registration and combats crime. Thanks to this innovation, every registered vehicle now has a traceable online signature that makes it easy for law enforcement officials to identify stolen vehicles or fraudulent activities related to them. With user-friendly features such as convenient online management of your car’s details, we can work together towards safer roads in our community!

The Police has previously declared their intention to initiate the implementation of the digitized Central Motor Registry (e-CMR) on July 29, 2024.

After facing controversy upon the announcement, Inspector-General of Police Kayode Egbetokun ordered an instant suspension to commence enforcing the e-CMR plan.

According to the Police Force, the suspension aimed to provide sufficient time for widespread awareness and education among the public regarding e-CMR’s process, benefits, and efficiency.