Navigating Nigerian Regulatory Compliance with Confidence

Navigating the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) herbal medicinal product listing process requires technical precision and documentation accuracy.

• Preparation and compilation of herbal product dossier submissions.
• Pre-inspection facility audit matching NAFDAC manufacturing guidelines.
• Review of product labeling to ensure zero misleading or prohibited cure claims.
• Laboratory test coordination for microbial limits, heavy metals, and pesticides.

Standardizing factory layouts, sanitation protocols, and compounding hygiene to eliminate microbial contaminants and maintain batch consistency.

• Production room zoning: raw herb reception, compounding, filling, and packaging.
• Water purification, sanitisation routines, and personnel protective wear (PPE).
• Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and batch manufacturing record keeping.
• Shelf-life testing, storage conditions, and tamper-evident packaging methods.

Transforming informal herbal compounding into legally incorporated commercial brands with full intellectual property protection.

• Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) business name and company registration.
• Trademark search, application filing, and certificate acquisition for brand names and logos.
• Safeguarding proprietary herbal extraction recipes and compounding formulations.
• Commercial trade licensing and business formalisation support.

Ensuring every practicing member operates with lawful recognition from the Federal Ministry of Health TCAM Department and State Traditional Medicine Boards.

• Registration with Lagos, Ogun, FCT Abuja, and other state traditional medicine boards.
• Certification of premises and compliance with regional healthcare guidelines.
• Participation in mandatory ethics, hygiene, and standardisation seminars.
• Conflict resolution, peer review, and anti-quackery enforcement support.