inDrive, a leading global ride-hailing platform operating in nine African countries, has officially launched its Law Enforcement Request Portal to support safety investigations in Nigeria.
According to the management of inDrive, the online portal offers a dedicated and secure channel for authorised Nigerian law enforcement agents.
This is to formally request user data, strictly for public safety and law enforcement purposes.
Speaking on the launch, the Country Government Relations Manager, inDrive, Mary-Anne Momoh-Ige, emphasised the significance of the initiative, noting that it reflects the company’s commitment to fostering strong collaboration with law enforcement agencies.
Momoh-Ige said: “The launch of this portal reaffirms our dedication to supporting law enforcement agency’s efforts in Nigeria.
“We understand that timely and secured access to information is essential in safety investigations, and this portal was developed to meet that need while maintaining user privacy and data protection.”
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She explained further that law enforcement officials must ensure that they are acting in their official capacity when submitting a request, adding: “The request should strictly follow applicable laws authorising law enforcement to collect information and include relevant legal documents, including warrants, subpoenas or their equivalent.”
Momoh-Ige disclosed that any data provided by inDrive through the portal was intended solely for official use and should not be disclosed to third parties.
While identifying the key steps to take to access and use the portal, she revealed thatIntended user must open your web browser and visit the following link: https://indrive.com/en-ng/law-enforcement-portal.