The Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment at the weekend inaugurated the Inter-Ministerial Committee on the Review of the Intellectual Property Policy and Strategy for Nigeria, marking a crucial step in strengthening Nigeria's intellectual property framework. The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, presided over the ceremony, highlighting the importance of…
The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, presided over the ceremony, highlighting the importance of a robust IP policy in driving innovation and economic growth. In attendance was Senator Ben Murray Bruce, CEO and Founder of Silverbird Entertainment, who underscored the importance of intellectual property in the entertainment industry. He said, “A strong IP policy is vital for the protection of our creative industries. It ensures that our artists and creators can fully benefit from their hard work and creativity. This policy will help Nigeria become a global powerhouse in entertainment and innovation.
Others include facilitating the commercial exploitation of IP assets and technology transfer, strengthening enforcement frameworks for IP rights, developing human resources for IP administration, protection, commercialization, and enforcement and promoting IP training, education, and awareness. The National Commission for Persons with Disabilities says no fewer than 600 PwDs have benefitted from the pilot programme of its health Insurance package.
For millions in anguished parts of the world, certainly for us in vast swathes of the African continent, this is daybreak on a new democratic
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