The Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) has begun discussions with the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) to overhaul Nigeria’s copyright registration system, a move expected to reduce administrative bottlenecks, protect creators’ commercial interests and strengthen the contribution of the creative industry to the economy.
NCC, WIPO set to digitise copyright registration, target creative economy growth
The Guardian, 11 November 2026, Nigeria
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