FG Plagiarizes Intellectual property: Am Open For Discussion As Government Decided To Implement The Policy I Proposed-Chief Uche Wogu – SIXT-MEDIA LANE CONSULT
Chief Uche Wogu, the Managing Consultant Of Brimsdunn Nigeria Limited,one of the notable and reputable International innovative business solutions in Nigeria has lamented about his policies in the proposal be submitted to the Minister of Finance five years ago which the government has decided to implement and thereby seeks for an open window for discussions between him, the Finance Ministry and the Central Bank of Nigeria
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AM OPEN FOR DISCUSSIONS AS GOVERNMENT DECIDED TO IMPLEMENT THE POLICY I PROPOSED TO THE FINANCE MINISTER- CHIEF UCHE WOGU – SIXT-MEDIA LANE CONSULT
Am glad despite the fact that the government has decided to implement the policy I proposed to the Minister of Finance over 5 years ago, though, without my consent and prior notifications but am open for discussions since such policies are meant to benefit the Nigerian masses and also the economy growth.
The modification of the Naira is only a component of the program.
I would be glad if the government would go all the way in implementing the rest of the proposal.
The end date for the withdrawal of the old currency is a bit short and might end up not achieving the desired results.
I have program that would guarantee very high degree of success.
It would lead to the boosting of the economy and creation of more jobs.
I am open to discussions with the relevant government agencies.
Chief Uche Wogu, while answering questions from our reporters on he never chosen the option of suing the Federal government for the stollen and plagiarising of his intellectual property, he said it’s not yet time for that and that for now he has ruled out options of litigations and decided to go the way of dialogue while creating a room for a robust conversation and sharing of more ideas as enumerated in the proposal for it’s realisation for the benefits of the country and economy .
One would wonder why the government who claims to be fighting corruptions and all sort of criminality would deem it feat and comfortable to engage in the stealing of intellectual properties of it’s citizens and plagiarism without the prior notifications of such individuals.
