August 2026 Professional Forensic Training Programmes

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NEWS RELEASE

Forensic Investigators' Society, Nigeria Opens Registration for August 2026 Professional Forensic Training Programmes

Lagos, Nigeria – July 2026

The Forensic Investigators' Society, Nigeria (FISN) is pleased to announce the commencement of registration for its August 2026 Professional Forensic Training Programmes, designed to equip participants with practical, industry-relevant forensic investigation skills that meet national and international standards.

The new cohort begins in the First Week of August 2026 and offers intensive professional training in four high-demand forensic disciplines:

  • Questioned Document Examination – ₦250,000
  • Fingerprint Examination – ₦200,000
  • Crime Scene Investigation – ₦250,000
  • Digital Forensics – ₦250,000

These programmes combine classroom instruction with practical laboratory exercises, case studies, and real-life forensic investigation techniques. Participants will be trained by experienced forensic professionals and will receive a Certificate of Completion upon successful completion of their chosen programme.

The training is suitable for:

  • Law Enforcement Officers
  • Private Investigators
  • Lawyers and Legal Practitioners
  • Security Professionals
  • Intelligence Personnel
  • Bank and Insurance Fraud Investigators
  • Auditors
  • Students and Graduates
  • Criminologists
  • Researchers
  • Anyone seeking a professional career in forensic investigations

According to the Society, the objective of the programme is to strengthen forensic capacity in Nigeria by providing hands-on professional training in evidence examination, crime scene management, fingerprint identification, questioned document analysis, and digital evidence recovery.

Interested applicants are encouraged to register early as spaces are limited.

For programme duration, registration procedures, and payment details, visit:

Website: www.forensicinvestigators.org.ng

For enquiries, call:

  • +2347066280094
  • +2348136794453

About the Forensic Investigators' Society, Nigeria (FISN)

The Forensic Investigators' Society, Nigeria (FISN) is a professional organization committed to advancing forensic science, investigation standards, professional ethics, research, and capacity building across Nigeria. Through professional education, certification programmes, conferences, and strategic collaborations, FISN continues to develop competent forensic practitioners capable of supporting justice delivery and national security.

Registration is now open. Join the next generation of forensic professionals and build the skills needed to make a difference in the administration of justice.

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