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Nigeria Commits to Reforming Printing Industry in Abuja

Nigeria Commits to Reforming Printing Industry in Abuja

During a summit organized by the Chartered Institute of Professional Printers of Nigeria (CIPPON) in Abuja, Nigeria's Minister of Information, Mohan Idri, assured stakeholders of the government's commitment to reposition the printing industry and support necessary reforms. He noted the importance of collaboration between the government and CIPPON to improve service delivery and raise industry standards.

Idri acknowledged the pressures the printing sector faces due to digital technology but highlighted the opportunities for innovation. He urged practitioners to set aside disputes and work together to attract greater government support.

CIPPON's chairman, Clement Koko, mentioned that the current government council was inaugurated in December 2025 and has made significant progress in advocating for the establishment of an office for printers in the federal capital territory. The summit aimed to discuss policy reforms and strategies to enhance the competitiveness of Nigeria's printing and packaging industry.

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