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The right to create is the cornerstone of cultural, intellectual and technological advancement. In a world driven by innovation and storytelling, authors stand at the heart of expression-shaping society through words...

The idea of censorship is a battle between free expression and restricted expression.

Copyright is a form of intellectual property that gives ownership to the author of tangible intellectual property works.

The Director-General of the Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) recently issued a public advisory in Abuja warning DJs (Disc Jockeys) against playing other people's music in public without proper authorisation or licensing.

An interesting matter arose revolving around the famous 'Carlton dance', created and popularised by Alfonso Ribeiro who co-starred alongside Will Smith in the globally adored and family favourite sitcom...

The Copyright Bill 2022 (now the "Copyright Act" 2022) was recently signed into Law by the former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari on March 17, 2023.

Accessing written content, whether books, articles, or internet resources is usually challenging for the Blind, Visually Impaired, and Print Disabled community.

The emergence of deepfakes has introduced a new challenge for Nigerian law as artificial intelligence (AI) now has the ability to misrepresent a person's identity through fabricated digital content that looks genuine. A notable example occurred on 27 May 2026, when an audio recording attributed to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu circulated online and was subsequently reported to have been AI-generated. T

A startup founder built a logistics platform over two years, only to discover that a single overlooked contract clause had transferred ownership and control to an investor.

In recent times, record labels (the major recruiter of music artistes), have shifted from the traditional record deals that they oblige they oblige prospective signee artistes...

This chapter critically examines the value of and the business of music around the world with particular attention on Nigeria.

From its humble origins reportedly dating back to the United Kingdom (UK)/English Copyright Act 1709, copyright has assumed increasing importance, especially as the society recorded advances in intellectual breakthroughs.

Over the years, Nigeria has witnessed an explosion in startups, one that has not only reshaped the economic landscape but also positioned the country as a leading hub for innovation in Africa.

Concerted efforts have been made over the years at promoting IP rights in Nigeria with some positive results being achieved.