“…The rapid advancement in e-commerce and internet have extended fraud opportunities and challenging the fraud fighters, especially forensic accountants to deplore new ideas and effective techniques to detect and prevent financial and economic crimes (Qureshi & Tazilah, 2015). Researchers have reported that the tools of forensic accounting include Business Intelligence, Revenue Approach, Trend Analysis, Net Worth Comparative Method, Data Mining Tools, and Expenditure Approach Digital Investigation Manager (DIM), Encase, Computer Aided Audit Tools (CAAT), Forensic Toolkit (FTK), Benford's Law, Data Mining Tools, Ratio Analysis and Data Matching, Computer Assisted Review and Document Review, among others (Qureshi & Tazilah, 2015;Wells, 2012;Wadhwa & Pal, 2012;Yadav & Yadav, 2013;Sharma & Panigrahi, 2012;Biber, 2010;Nigrini, 2011;ACFE, 2018;Oyedokun, 2016;Stankevicius & Leonas, 2015;Mwanza, 2017;Okoro, Oshoiribhor & John-Otumu, 2016;Porter & Crumbley, 2012;Element & Gee, 2011). Enyi (2019) however, posited that there is no major difference between the techniques and the already known manual investigative skills of human fraud investigations.…”