Nigerian Copyright Commission Warns Bauchi Printers Against Piracy
The Nigerian Copyright Commission's Bauchi office is ramping up efforts to combat copyright piracy by sensitizing bookshop and print outlet owners in Bauchi. Led by state coordinator Nasiru Ahm Tijjani, the campaign aims to educate stakeholders on the importance of complying with copyright laws to curb piracy.
Printers are urged to maintain proper records of their work to prevent piracy and aid in tracing copyright offenders. Collaboration with stakeholders in the printing and publishing industries is encouraged to promote professionalism and respect for intellectual property rights.
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