Weak copyright protection could undermine Nigeria’s N1.97 trillion creative economy – Experts

Beyond copyright protection, participants said Nigeria needed stronger systems to help young people turn creative skills into sustainable careers. The post Weak copyright protection could undermine Nigeria’s N1.97 trillion creative economy – Experts appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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