SYNW CONGRATULATES NCC DIRECTOR GENERAL, JOHN ASEIN AT 60
The Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW) has congratulated the Director General of the Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC), Dr. John Asein on his 60th birthday. Dr. Asein has made remarkable contributions to the Nigerian literary industry and his impact cannot be overemphasized.
Wole Adedoyin, the President of SYNW, expressed his sincere appreciation to Dr. Asein for his commitment to the protection and promotion of the intellectual property rights of Nigerian creatives. Adedoyin stated that Dr. Asein's leadership has greatly enhanced the development of the creative sector in Nigeria.
In a statement released by SYNW, Adedoyin described Dr. Asein as a leader who has made indelible marks in the creative industry. According to Adedoyin, Dr. Asein's policies have ensured that Nigerian creatives are protected from copyright infringement, and have been given the opportunity to benefit from their works.
Dr. Asein has been a leading figure in the Nigerian copyright industry, having served in various capacities in the field for over three decades. He has made significant contributions towards the development of intellectual property rights in Nigeria, and has played a key role in ensuring the protection of the rights of creators, authors and publishers in the country.
The SYNW President also commended Dr. Asein for his support towards the growth and development of young Nigerian writers. Adedoyin noted that Dr. Asein's contributions have helped to inspire and motivate young writers in Nigeria to strive for excellence.
The Nigerian Copyright Commission under Dr. Asein’s leadership has intensified efforts to tackle copyright infringement in Nigeria. Dr. Asein's leadership has also facilitated the adoption of new policies aimed at promoting the rights of Nigerian creatives.
SYNW recognizes the outstanding achievements of Dr. Asein in the Nigerian creative industry. His dedication and tireless efforts towards promoting and protecting the intellectual property rights of Nigerian creatives is a testament to his commitment to the growth and development of the Nigerian creative industry.
As Dr. Asein celebrates his 60th birthday, SYNW wishes him continued success in all his endeavors. The organization also hopes that he continues to use his leadership position to inspire young writers and creatives in Nigeria.
The SYNW President also used the occasion to encourage other leaders in the creative industry to emulate Dr. Asein's exemplary leadership style. Adedoyin emphasized that with the right leadership and policies, the creative industry in Nigeria has the potential to become a major contributor to the country's economy.