Creativity is Your Capital: How to Bank on Your Talent Legally
Olusola Aleru
May 2, 2025
From music and film to fashion and digital content, Nigeria’s creative sectors are thriving on a global scale.
Olusola Tunmise-Ajani explores how strengthening legal frameworks and enhancing awareness of intellectual property rights can empower Nigerian creatives to protect, structure, and monetise their creative works.
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