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In recent times, the admissibility of DNA evidence is widely used in numerous courts around the world. Its underpinning science is consistent, reproducible, accurate, and founded on authenticated technology and techniques for the generation, comparison, and interpretation of a DNA pro ile [1]. Forensic DNA databases have proved to be an indispensable tool in preventing miscarriages of justice and deterring offenders from further criminal activity [2-4]. To achieve a momentous decrease in the rate at which crimes are committed, and credible detection rates, a switch from the traditional ‘reactive’ model of crime investigation to a modern model of investigation is vital [5]. The use of DNA to trace crime suspects has been a prominent improvement in policing, and when DNA databases are ef iciently put to use, it overwhelmingly aids the conviction of culprits and exoneration of the innocent [6].

Awareness level on the role of forensic DNA database in criminal investigation in Nigeria: A case study of Benin city