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    How Govt can protect Nigerian songs from pirates – Harrysong

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    BY ODIGIE OKPATAKU

    Nigerian singer Harrysong has urged the government to put proper systems in place to protect artists’ work and tackle widespread music piracy.

    The Afrobeats star made this call on Thursday during a special programme marking President Bola Tinubu’s second year in office.

    Themed ‘Pressing Issues Affecting Nigeria’s Youth’, the programme featured key stakeholders and government officials addressing challenges in sectors such as education, health, business, and the creative industry.

    Speaking during a panel discussion on the creative sector, Harrysong said government intervention is crucial in solving these problems and called for open dialogue between policymakers and experienced industry players.

    “The government must engage those who understand the business. If we can have that conversation and they are truly willing to address the issues, I believe we’ll make progress,” he said.

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