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Trademark Opposition in Nigeria

Trademark Renewal in Nigeria
Trademark renewal in Nigeria. After registration, a registered trademark is in force for 7 years. After the 7-year period, the owner of the trademark can opt to keep the trademark active by paying the appropriate renewal fees. Trademark renewal in Nigeria can be done every 14 years from the date of filing, indefinitely so long as the trademark continues to be used as a trademark in Nigeria.

NAFDAC Registration Agent
NAFDAC Registration Agent: Why is it required? The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) is responsible for regulating and controlling the manufacture, import, export, distribution, advertising, sale, and use of food, drugs, cosmetics, medical devices, chemicals, and packaged water in Nigeria.
Any foreign company engaging in the manufacture, export, distribution, advertising, or sale of food, drugs, cosmetics, medical devices, chemicals, and packaged water in Nigeria must designate a NAFDAC Agent as its importer of record for the purpose of the NAFDAC registration.

Trademark Opposition in Nigeria
Trademark opposition in Nigeria is the formal process by which a third party objects to the registration of a trademark in Nigeria.
Oppositions can be filed by any person who believes they will be adversely impacted or commercially damaged by the registration of a pending trademark application.
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NAFDAC Registration
One of NAFDAC registration requirements of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) requirements is that all food, drug, cosmetics, wine, and medical device companies without a presence in Nigeria must appoint a NAFDAC Agent that must be a registered company in Nigeria. The NAFDAC Agent must be available to answer the phone or correspondences, which makes us a perfect fit and a perfect solution for you.

Patent Registration in Nigeria
Our patent registration services in Nigeria cover advise on the patentability of inventions and utility solutions; patent searches; filing applications for convention and non-convention patent registration, PCT national phase entry in Nigeria; patent renewal in Nigeria, annuity, and maintenance; assignments and transfer of ownership of registered patents in Nigeria, etc.

Trademark Registration in Nigeria
Trademark registration is the first step for a company to secure perpetual access to the Nigerian market for its products and services. AAED LAW helps businesses in trademark registration in Nigeria, and also offers clients the following services: Trademark availability searches; trademark renewal in Nigeria; trademark watching/monitoring services in Nigeria; etc.
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AAED Law practice offers the following services:
Trademark availability search in Nigeria;
Trademark watch Service in Nigeria;
Trademark registration in Nigeria;
Trademark renewal in Nigeria;
Trademark recordal in Nigeria – amendments, assignments, licences;
Trademark opposition in Nigeria.
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October 1,2024
Trademark Search in Nigeria is necessary to find if there is any registered or pending mark on the trademarks register that may be cited against a trademark application in the same goods and services.
Trademark registration is territorial which means you should conduct brand research in Nigeria in which you wish to manufacture, use or sell your goods or services.