A study released by the business Software Alliance (BSA) has made a strong economic case to tackle software piracy in Africa.

According to the study, which was conducted by IDC, reducing software piracy on personal computers(PC) and Laptops over the next four years in Africa

and the Middle East could create a stronger local information technology sector in Nigeria and generate high-paying jobs and contribute

significantly to ongoing tax revenue.

The economics benefits generating 24,000 additional jobs, $600 million in tax revenues and $3.4 billion in spending in the local IT sector over the next four years.


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