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Background Information cont. Commodities : Fake or substandard products find their way into the Nigerian market in spite of the heavy presence of several regulatory and security bodies in the country In the last quarter of 2016, there were

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Background Information cont.

Commodities :

Ø Fake or substandard products find their way into the Nigerian market in spite of

the heavy presence of several regulatory and security bodies in the country Ø In the last quarter of 2016, there were reports that ‘plastic rice’ imported from Asia flooded the country at the peak of the festive season when the consumption

  • f rice was expected to rise. Low quality Garri, one of the staple food of

Nigerians, was imported from India. Ø Wine and Spirts are being faked, even with video evidence going viral. Ø From consumables to hardware, the average Nigerian could be tricked into spending his hard-earned money on fake products. Pharmacist could also be fooled into buying drugs which components have been severely compromised by the greed of importers. To say the least, this is worrying.

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2.2 The HAGUE Convention Oct 5, 1961

Ø The Convention abolishing the requirement of legalization for foreign public documents (The Hague, 5 October 1961, Dutch Treaty Series 1963, 28) (more commonly known as ‘the Hague Apostille Convention’) was drawn up by the Hague Conference on Private International Law during its ninth session in 1960. Ø The aim of the Convention is to abolish the often time- consuming and costly paperwork surrounding the legalization

  • f foreign public documents and to replace it with a simple

single procedure.

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Public Document

Executed in the state of execution

State of Execution State of Production

Public Document

Ready to be produced in state of Production

Attested Document issued by competent authority in State of execution Verification of Attested Document using register kept by competent authority

SIMPLIFIED PROCESS UNDER THE HAGUE CONVENTIO N

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CONSUMERS MANUFACTURERS REGULATORY BODIES

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 A secure and convenient IT software for documents and products authentication.  Adhering to the tenets of the Hague Apostille Convention.  Enhances the security of the authenticated documents and products  Embedded with a national digital signature (PKI)  Encrypted online and offline 2D QR Code  World class system rooted in international best practices in the fields of Information Technology and Identity Management.

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 Process of establishing confidence in user identities electronically  Confirming the truth in a claim  Confirming identity of an individual  Validating identity documents  Verifying website digital certificates  Carbon dating: determine the age of an artifact  Anti-counterfeiting: the documents must be original  Anti- forgery: the documents must be issued by the authorizing and

  • riginating organisations with the right data input

 Certification of anti-counterfeiting and anti-forgery

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3.1 How It Works

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3.1.2 Document Verification

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3.1.5 Decrypting The Bar Codes In The Field

The bar codes are scanned using an application on a mobile device Online / Offline. The encrypted data payload is sent to the decryption server where it is decrypted and the result forwarded to the scanning device. This is depicted diagrammatically as follows:

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3.1.6 Elements Of The Hash Code

The Data will be stored in the QR Code in a Hash format and the following will be the Elements of the Hash Code:

 Digital Signature  Unique Attestation Number  Document / Product Number  Document / Product Type  Name of the Document Holder / Product

Manufacturer

 Date of Attestation

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User

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4.4 Key Success Factors Achieved

Ø National digital signature from NIMC for high competitive

entrance barrier

Ø Collective Strengths of strategic partners Ø Tamper proof stickers from NSPMC Plc with high weather

resistance

Ø Strategic partnership with MOFA for Diaspora operations

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Ø The platform has been designed to start with four (4)

foundation members

Ø De factor holder of the National Mandate in her area of

specialization of official document preparation, production, signing, data inquisition, storage, standardization, integration and verification, namely:

Ø Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) Ø National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) Ø Nigerian Secuirty Printing and Minting Corporation (NSPMC) Ø National eGovernment Strategies Ltd (NeGSt)

4.5.1 Foundation Members:

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Upon successful rollout, sometime in April 2018, the under listed establishments, who are also issuers of official documents shall be admitted into the eAuthentication platform, namely:

Ø Federal Ministry of Education Ø National Universities Commission (NUC) Ø National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) Ø National Commission for Colleges of Education Ø National Examination Council (NECO) Ø Nurses & Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) Ø Innovative Enterprise Institutions Ø The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Ø National Population Commission (Birth & Death Certificates) Ø West African Examination Council (WAEC) ....etc..

4.5.2 Other Members:

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