Strategic Reforms Needed to Revitalise Nigeria’s Publishing Industry
LCCI calls for policy reforms to revive Nigeria’s N300bn publishing sector, tackling import dependency & advocating for local content enforcement.
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Tag: Nigeria book market
Nigerian Publishers Association President Pledges Industry Revitalisation Through Innovation, and an Anti-Piracy Framework
Speaking at his investiture in Ibadan, Dauda committed to fostering innovation, inclusivity, and capacity-building among members.
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Nigeria’s Copyright Commission chief urges publishers to “understand”, “value” and “own” AI
Dr. Asein believes AI will empower authors to become publishers and vice versa.
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Nigeria’s Akada Children’s Book Festival set for October amid falling literacy standards in schools. The solution is simple
75% of Nigerian kids that cannot read simple sentences. Does anyone seriously think Nigeria got to be the economic powerhouse of Africa with an illiterate workforce?
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Nigeria – Akada Children Book Festival “a Catalyst” for Nigerian Children’s Publishing
Per UNICEF, 75 per cent of children in Nigeria, aged 7 to 14 years, cannot read a simple sentence...
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TNPS on LinkedIn – Round-Up #3
With so much publishing industry news and debate, there’s never time for TNPS to cover it all. But...
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Registration opens for hybrid Nigeria International Book Fair
Nigeria and other national publishing events organisers across sub-Saharan Africa would do well to...
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Netflix targets 500 million subscribers by 2030. Rolls out mobile-only subscription option for Nigeria’s 126 million internet users. Publishers look the other way
“We want to tell amazing stories tailored to different languages, different tastes, and different...
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The StreetLib-TNPS global-perspectives newsletter for serious self-publishers, Publish Global # 5, is now out
The free StreetLib-TNPS B2B global-perspectives newsletter for the serious self-publisher with...
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Mapping the New Normal: “Africa must reject the old normal and seize the opportunity of the moment to recalibrate.”
From the StreetLib TNPS Publish Africa newsletter #8: Ake Arts & Book Festival leads the...
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Nigeria’s October Ake Arts & Book Festival shifts online in face of coronavirus
In a bold move the Ake Art & Book Festival scheduled for October 22-25 in the former Nigerian...
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Nigeria’s Copyright Commission calls on schools to avoid buying pirated text books
The Nigerian Publishers Association and the Nigerian Copyright Commission organised a meeting at...
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