HARNESSING THE CREATIVE ECONOMY, IPLS-LASU HOSTS ITS SECOND EDITION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CONFERENCE

The Intellectual Property Law Society, Lagos State University (IPLS-LASU), successfully hosted its 2026 Intellectual Property conference themed “HARNESSING THE CREATIVE ECONOMY; PROTECTING MUSIC, FILM, FASHION AND DIGITAL CONTENT” at Lagos State University.

The IPLS-LASU conference brought together legal practitioners, academics, students and Intellectual Property enthusiasts who gathered to discuss emerging issues in Intellectual Property Law, innovation, technology, entertainment law, and digital protection in Nigeria.

Delivering the opening address, Hamzat Gomez, President of IPLS-LASU, highlighted the importance of Intellectual Property Law in protecting creativity, innovation, and technological advancement in today’s digital economy. He stated that the conference reflects the commitment of the Intellectual Property Law Society, Lagos State University, to promoting intellectual development and practical legal education among students.

According to him, the conference was organized to bridge the gap between legal theory and practical realities within the field of Intellectual Property Law. He further reiterated that IPLS-LASU remains committed to creating impactful platforms that prepare Lagos State University law students for the evolving legal Industry.

The IPLS-LASU Conference featured distinguished speakers and panelists, in persons of Idorenyin Ekpenyong and Alabi Bryan Abayomi, who spoke extensively on contemporary issues affecting Intellectual Property Law and the future of innovation in Nigeria. Participants at the conference engaged in insightful discussions on copyright protection, trademarks, entertainment law, technology law, and the role of intellectual property in economic growth.

The society has continued to promote academic excellence, professional development, and intellectual engagement among students of the Faculty of Law, Lagos State University.

Hamzat Gomez, President of IPLS-LASU, also commended members of the Executive council and the conference Planning committee for their dedication and commitment towards the successful organization of the event. He noted that the success of the 2026 IPLS-LASU Intellectual Property conference was made possible through teamwork, effective coordination, and the collective efforts of members of the Intellectual Property Law Society, Lagos State University.

Students and attendees described the IPLS-LASU conference as enlightening, impactful, educative, and timely, especially considering the increasing relevance of Intellectual Property Law in Nigeria’s creative, business, and technology sectors.

The successful hosting of the 2026 IPLS-LASU Intellectual Property conference further strengthens the reputation of the Intellectual Property Law Society, Lagos State University, as one of the leading student law societies promoting innovation, legal education and Intellectual advancement in Nigeria and Beyond.

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