Expressing this view yesterday at a policy dialogue in Abuja, the African Policy Conversation faulted the country’s unreliable intellectual property policy.
Uwanaka said that the invent, which drew participants from the Federal Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry, the academia, the bar, the media, National Assembly, just to mention a few, was brainstorming on a framework for an Intellectual Property Policy bill to correct the obsolete laws regulating the industry.
A member of the group, Chinenye Mba-Uzoukwu, said Nigeria was lagging behind in the 21st century when other countries were already leveraging on technology.
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