Winner Ijeoma has  masterfully weaves together a complex tapestry of laws, regulations, and concepts, creating a rich and informative narrative that illuminates the intricacies of Nigeria's Intellectual Property Law landscape.

Even though, when she made mention of the fact that there were four Types of Intellectual Property Law back then and they are seven now, I was expecting more Expatiation on the rest which she did not give. 

Winner’s writing is clear, concise, and engaging, making her work an indispensable resource for scholars, practitioners, and innovators alike. The inclusion of real-world examples and case studies adds depth and context, further enriching any person’s  understanding.

Also, I would have loved her to Explore the intersections between IP laws and emerging technologies, such as AI and blockchain, Providing more nuanced analysis of the tensions between IP protection and access to knowledge and Incorporating more diverse perspectives and stakeholder voices to create a more comprehensive dialogue. 

In conclusion, Winner has crafted a seminal work that not only educates but also inspires. By shedding light on the legal framework governing creativity and innovation of IP Law in Nigeria, this work has the potential to spark meaningful change and propel the country forward. 

My review aims to provide a unique perspective by using vivid language and emphasizing the strengths of Winner’s Article while still offering constructive suggestions for improvement.