Nigerian Printers Call for Government Intervention Amid Industry Unrest Over Alleged Unlawful Inauguration
The Chartered Institute of Professional Printers of Nigeria (CIPPON) is facing internal turmoil over the inauguration of a new governing council led by Koko Clement, which has been condemned as unlawful and illegal by a faction led by Comrade Babajide Salako. The faction cites ongoing legal disputes over the leadership of the institute, including court cases in Kano and Calabar.
The faction argues that the new council's inauguration is in contempt of court orders and violates the provisions of the CIPPON Act of 2007. The dispute highlights a power struggle within the institute and raises concerns about the rule of law and governance.
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