Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare
National Agency for Food & Drug Administration & Control. (NAFDAC)
Yes
In Nigeria, registering a trademark is a prerequisite to registering a medicinal product. Nigerian trademark registration is handled by the Commercial Law Department Trademarks, Patents, and Designs Registry of the Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Investment. Prepare and submit the trademark application to the Commercial Law Department Trademarks, Patents, and Designs Registry of the Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Investment. The application should include details about the trademark and its intended use.
For screening, the application and all supporting papers must be sent to the NAFDAC. Compile all the facts and paperwork needed for the medical product’s regulatory approval. This usually contains information on the ingredients, production method, quality assurance, safety, effectiveness, and labeling of the product.
After all the paperwork has been successfully screened and reviewed, import permission is granted. The products are then sent for inspection after this. Gather all the information and documentation required for the regulatory approval of the medical product. This often includes details about the product’s ingredients, manufacturing process, quality control, safety, efficacy, and labeling.
Once the product labels have been successfully vetted, laboratory samples are submitted. Make sure the samples are representative of the finished product before sending them to the lab. To ensure that the samples you collect accurately represent the makeup and caliber of the medicinal product, follow the recommended sampling procedures.
After the lab analysis, GMP of the production facility, and a satisfactory assessment of the dossier, the products are brought forward for “Approval Meetings.” Verify that the production facility’s Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) review was successfully completed and that the laboratory analysis of the product samples was finished.
These actions are crucial for confirming the medication’s efficacy, safety, and quality. Following the completion of the preliminary evaluations, the applicant might need to be ready for an approval meeting. This entails gathering all pertinent paperwork, such as GMP compliance certificates, laboratory reports, and any other supporting data.
A compliance directive will be provided for Nigerian drug registration and approval goods, and notification of registration or listing will be sent to the applicant for products approved at the Annual Meeting. Following the approval meeting, a compliance directive could be given by the regulatory body—like the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC)—once they have evaluated and authorized the product. This directive describes any post-approval or compliance requirements the applicant must follow.
A formal written application including the manufacturer’s name, brand name, and product details submitted to the Director of Registration and Regulatory Affairs for product registration.
$10,500
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