Outdated laws, bane of Nigeria’s creative industry, says Idigbe

Unclear policies, outdated laws, improper regulation and lack of governmental or substantial private sector investment are some of the drawbacks hindering the maximization of creative industry potentials in Nigeria.

Joseph Onyekwere

Law

Outdated laws, bane of Nigeria’s creative industry, says Idigbe

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