Nigerian health officials warn citizens about a potentially risky unregistered syrup sold nationwide. The B-GAG mist pot CIT syrup lacks registration and may pose health hazards. Authorities urge Nigerians to avoid the product, report suspicious sales, and practice safe medication buying habits.
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The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has reported an attack on its enforcement team and journalists by drug peddlers and touts in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital…
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Protesters storm N’Assembly over sachet alcohol ban A coalition of civil society groups staged a protest at the National Assembly on Wednesday, opposing the ban of alcoholic beverages in sachets…
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NAFDAC initiates enforcement of the ban on alcoholic beverages in sachets and small bottles to protect Nigerians, especially youth, from health risks.
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NAFDAC’s Director-General, Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, highlights the urgent need to combat the influx of unregistered medical syringes into Nigeria.
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NAFDAC confronts a surge in counterfeit drugs with insufficient staff and funds, struggling to safeguard public health in Nigeria.
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On Wednesday, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) destroyed fake and expired goods worth over N500 million in Abuja. The agency said the move was…
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The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has announced that it will review the sanctions imposed on exporters of substandard products, especially food items, to the…
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Nigeria has seen a sharp decline in its pharmaceutical imports in the last two years, as local manufacturers ramp up their production and quality standards. According to data from the…