Developing Africa Group – We believe in Africa

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The federal government has signed a memorandum of
understanding(MoU) with UK-based Developing Africa Group
to create Africa’s first intellectual property rights (IPR)
commercialisation project in Nigeria.

Nigerian Government Authorized DAG

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84% say that initial due diligence is the most challenging
part of the M&A cycle to complete in Nigeria.

Due Diligence in Africa

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Maternal Mortality Is So High in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-
Saharan Africans suffer from the highest maternal mortality
ratio – 533 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births, or
200,000 maternal deaths a year.

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About Developing Africa Group

Welcome to DAG

Developing Africa Group is UK based Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Commercialization organisation, dedicated to the using IPR as a means of developing Africa by creating jobs, trade services and enabling the much-needed development opportunities in Africa.

It seeks to achieve this goal by cultivating an IPR development platform across various sectors that will enable ordinary Africans to discover their IPR, register it and be given access to the international market to commercially exploit their IPR.

Vision

Developing Africa Group seeks to become Africa’s foremost IPR commercialization organization. We seek to work across all African countries using IPR as a means of creating trade and employment across Africa.

Mission

Our mission is to make Intellectual Property Rights as a means by which ordinary Africans can generate trade, employment and initiate development.

Our values

To enable the sons and daughters of nobody to use their talents to become somebody without knowing anybody

Trademark Violation Crowdsourcing

Globally, the trade in counterfeit pharmaceuticals is worth up to $200bn (£150bn) annually.
The World Health Organization (WHO) says 42% of all fake medicines reported to them between 2013 and 2017 were from Africa.

AFCFTA Digital Network (Demand and Supply Matrix)

30 million Africans live in extreme poverty and 68 million live on less than $5.50 per day.
The African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AFCFTA) represents a major opportunity for countries to boost growth, reduce poverty, and broaden economic inclusion.

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Public Private Partnership (PPP) Digital Services

There is less than 1 hospital bed per 1,000 people in Nigeria.
Nigeria's infrastructure deficit is estimated at $100 billion annually, which is 189.77% above the 2021 federal budget, projected at $34.51bn. With such a gap, the Nigerian government is incapable of addressing the country's infrastructure needs on its own.

Entertainment Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

According to PWC, piracy accounts for 7% of global trade, but Nigeria is home to 80% of pirated international CDs.
Piracy and counterfeiting constitute major hindrances to development of intellectual property rights in Nigeria while actively hindering the growth and development of the media and entertainment industry.

Developing African Raw Materials

Development of African raw materials

Nigeria regulator seeks $70M penalty in lawsuit against Meta

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — A Nigerian advertising regulator has sued Meta, accusing the owner of Facebook and WhatsApp of publishing unauthorized ads and seeking a 30 billion naira ($70 million) fine. The lawsuit filed in a local court by the […]

Nigeria: The Legal Implications Of Sampling Music Under Nigerian Law

Authors Femi Olubanwo , Olumide Osundolire and Ifeanyi Ugbechie-Egbumoke In 2019, Ajibola Muyiwa Danladi, popularly known as ‘Danny Young’ brought copyright infringement proceedings against Tiwa Savage and her then record label, Mavin Records, on the grounds that Tiwa Savage allegedly lifted lyrics from his […]

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