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Nafdac

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NAFDAC Removes 7,210 Products, Defends Enforcement Amid Fake-Product Fears

Business

NAFDAC Removes 7,210 Products, Defends Enforcement Amid Fake-Product Fears

NAFDAC says it removed 7,210 products after inspecting 6,233 facilities between May and July 2026, and urges scientific verification over social

NAFDAC Struggles As Counterfeit Goods Threaten Nigerian Health

NAFDAC Struggles As Counterfeit Goods Threaten Nigerian Health

Substandard medicines, foods and personal products now circulate widely in Nigeria, raising risks of poisoning, treatment failure and death.

Ogun Police and NAFDAC Begin Clampdown on Sachet Alcohol and Unapproved Products

Ogun Police and NAFDAC Begin Clampdown on Sachet Alcohol and Unapproved Products

The Ogun State Police Command and NAFDAC have begun a joint enforcement operation targeting alcoholic drinks in sachets and PET bottles below 200ml, alongside other unapproved products.

NAFDAC Warns Coverage At Risk With 2,000 Staff For 240 Million Nigerians

NAFDAC Warns Coverage At Risk With 2,000 Staff For 240 Million Nigerians

Director-general Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye says the agency needs at least 5,000 more staff and funding for the Federal Task Force C34.

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