NAIROBI, Kenya - TelAve -- The Ndege Group, launches OmniGaza, a blockchain-based smart investment platform revolutionizing sovereign finance and sustainable investment in Africa. Modeled as Africa's BlackRock Aladdin, OmniGaza decentralizes development finance, cuts bureaucracy, and empowers nations with economic and data sovereignty.

"Africa is awakening to its global negotiating power. I am determined to ensure new tech tools benefit our continent, realizing Africa's destiny as a powerhouse." — David Okiki Amayo Jr., Founder & Chairman, Africa's Sovereign Development Trust ® (ASDT).

OmniGaza integrates with sovereign banks and registries to automate and scale investments. It offers a transparent, secure ledger for data sovereignty, compliance automation, and direct bidding, disbursement, and settlement by backers based on milestones—eliminating exploitative intermediaries.

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For infrastructure-lacking nations, OmniGaza designs bespoke digital systems for seamless integration, providing an African-led alternative to DFIs like AfDB and Afreximbank, focused on genuine partnerships without conditionalities.

Founder David Okiki Amayo Jr. owns the IP, copyrights, and trademarks for concepts like Kenya's Hustler Fund, United African Defence Force (UADF), and ASDT, underpinning OmniGaza as an authentic African solution.

Owned by ASDT's Kenyan management company, The Ndege Group Nominees Limited, the Trust is backed by private equity from sovereigns and family offices. It invites African governments, entities, and multinationals to subscribe via rights issue and assent to proposed multilateral treaties likely to led by the African Union. These treaties will formalise ASDT's structure for perpetual African ownership, aligning with Agenda 2063 as a robust DFI alternative. The platform enables fast finance syndication for projects, with tax benefits and transaction fees as incentives.

ASDT has significant concept and fiscal endorsements from Dubai Investment Fund, People's Liberation Army of China, Vneshenconombank, European Commission, and several African state agencies, recognizing OmniGaza's syndication potential.

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OmniGaza powers Ndege anchors: Ndege MarketPlace e-commerce, Ndege Aerospace's freight/defense ops, UADF, and unified maritime border. These will be discussed atThe  Sandton Symposium 2025, seeking OmniGaza sovereign immunity akin to BIS. ASDT's foundational docs assert its extraterritorial status with immunity over assets, IP, and partnerships. Governments can subscribe via AU-led treaty, solidifying this financial architecture.

Mr. Amayo Jr., 'Trevor', is grandson of former KANU Chairman Okiki Amayo, son of former Marshalls East Africa Chairman Fred Amayo and Ms. Lydia Kaindi, a Unilever recycled plastics contractor via Plustic Solutions International and philanthropist for women and youth.

The Ndege Group seeks partnerships with global tech giants to optimise OmniGaza for Africa, fostering ESG-focused ecosystems for long-term returns.