Nigeria Unveils National Intellectual Property Policy to Boost Innovation and Economic Growth
Nigeria marks a significant milestone in innovation with the unveiling of the National Intellectual Property Policy (NIPP) in Lagos. The policy aims to redefine the nation's approach to protecting and promoting creativity and innovation, driving job creation and global competitiveness.
Dr. Jumok Oduwol, a key figure in the event, emphasized the strategic importance of intellectual property in fostering a knowledge-driven economy. The policy aligns with Nigeria's digital economy goals and aspirations under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCFTA) agreement.
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