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NCC announces partnership with NFVCB against digital piracy, unlicensed streaming
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This criminal activity robs our stakeholders of their earnings, discourages quality content creation, and undermines national security,” Mr Husseini said.
To address these issues, Mr Husseini urged the NCC to collaborate with the Nigerian Copyright Commission and the NFVCB to combat piracy on encrypted platforms.
The NFVCB executive director also urged the commission to set up a joint technical committee to harmonise regulatory oversight.
Moreover, Mr Husseini stated that Nigeria’s film industry is both a cultural treasure and an economic driver.
PartnershipResponding on behalf of the NCC, the Executive Commissioner for Stakeholder Management, Rimini Makama, who represented the NCC Executive Vice Chairman, assured the NFVCB of NCC’s commitment to partnership.