Copyright is described as the title which an author has in the protection of his intellectual property.' In essence, this right delimits the users and how a third party can use the title which an author has in his works. The exploitation of Copyright is strongly linked to the evolution of the reproductive technology with the development of the printing press in the second of the fifteenth century Gutenberg and Caxton The protection of Copyright is an obligation of nations to promote and encourage innovation, creativity and originality. In simple terms, Copyright Law seeks to estop third parties from gaining unduly from the cerebral outputs of the copyright owner and thus robbing him from reaping the full benefits of his labour.