The Chartered Institute of Professional Printers of Nigeria on Wednesday lamented that foreign printers have monopolised the market, making it impossible for Nigerians to freely import paper into the country.
Malomo spoke at the second edition of the Institute’s annual National Conferences in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital with the theme: “Using Regulation To Revive The Ailing Printing Industry.” Malomo expressed concern that large number of printing jobs, including ballot papers, are done abroad to the detriment of the indigenous professional printers.
He stressed the need for the protection of practitioners from foreigners who he said have almost hijacked the industry from the real practitioners.
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