NOTAP Introduces New Directives to Boost Compliance in Nigerian Gaming Industry
The Nigerian gaming industry received a compliance boost as the National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion (NOTAP) introduced new directives requiring the registration of gaming technology agreements. This move aims to balance industry growth with regulation by ensuring compliance with technology transfer regulations.
The directive, unveiled at a workshop in Lagos, emphasized the need for local vendor approval in collaboration with the Association of Nigerian Bookmakers. NOTAP's goal is to regulate foreign technology inflow, promote indigenous technological capacity, and drive the sustainable growth of the gaming sector in Nigeria.
The initiative seeks to enhance technology transfer efficiency and support the competitiveness of the local gaming industry.
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