Leadership (Abuja)  Nigeria: FG Told to Enforce Intellectual
Property Law  Some lawyers in Lagos have told the Federal
Government to enforce the country's intellectual property law to
protect creative outputs of individuals.  The lawyers, who spoke
to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday, said that the
Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) should do more in protecting
intellectual property rights of citizens.  Copyright law guides
and protects the intellectual property works of individuals from
being reproduced by others.  The lawyers called on the NCC to
put in place a mechanism for proper enforcement of copyright
laws.  A Lagos-based lawyer, Mrs Kemi Ajayi, said that a major
aspect of intellectual property constantly abused was the
copyright, which had to do with literary and artistic works.
She said that "if a check is not placed on the infringement of
intellectual property, there will be a major drawback on
creativity and invention".  According to Ajayi, Nigeria, like
other developing nations is fa