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Intellectual property (IP) refers to creations of the intellect or mind that are exclusively owned by their creators and protected by law against unauthorised use.

How can proprietors (owners, developers, producers etc), of Nigerian Information and Communication Technology products secure International Intellectual Property Rights protection for their exports?

On 2nd December 2024, the Patents and Designs Registry (the Registry) announced the temporary unavailability of the Patent and Designs filing platform due to ongoing data updates.

The growth and best benefits of E-commerce in Nigeria and International business law in Nigeria pertaining to specialized law of e-commerce, trading and cyber law are yet to be adequately provided for both statutorily, ...

The increasing prominence of intangible assets like Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) has dictated the need for protective mechanisms to encourage continued human ingenuity and innovation.

In the 21st-century global business environment, integration is an inevitable part of a company's journey.

A Review Of The 2020 Judgment In Fhc/Abj/Cs/680/2008: Tv Xtra Production Limited & Anor V. National Universities Commission & Zain Nigeria...

It is the norm and custom in Nigeria that people are seen in the streets; young and old, male and female street hawking various personal goods ranging from books, wrist watches, toys, etc, in an effort to earn a living.

The award of damages and costs were also set aside by the Court of Appeal.

The global obsession with footballers has created one of the great money spinners of the entertainment industry. In return for captivating audiences with their skills on the pitch,...

Intellectual property (IP) is an umbrella term for various legal entitlements which attach to certain names, written and recorded media and inventions. The word IP refers to creation of the mind and expression: inventions, literary and artistic works, symbols, names and images used in commerce.

Trademarks are central to commercial identity, which enables consumers to distinguish goods and services from others, while protecting the owner's economic benefit and goodwill.

Simply put, a domain name can be considered as the name that a person or business chooses for his/its website. It is used to identify a registered Internet Protocol address which online visitors can...

The IP Policy marks a significant attempt toward modernising the country’s fragmented IP framework across the scientific, creative, digital, and agricultural sectors, aligning it with global commercial standards. It serves as a strategic roadmap with clear objectives and implementation structures to unlock the full potential of Nigeria’s IP ecosystem, strengthen innovation, attract foreign direct investment, and enhance enforcement mechanisms.

In Part 1 ["Quick Overview of Intellectual Property Rights in Nigeria"] we looked at the basic Intellectual Property Rights that a Nigerian Information and Communication Technology firm should be concerned about.

The Nigerian media was recently awash with reports of counterfeiting of a popular condiment. The counterfeits appeared to be so widespread that very few people had the original product...

The sports industry has experienced exponential growth in recent times. This advancement can be attributed to the high level of engaging sporting activities designed to entertain lovers of sports...