NAFDAC has come out to publicly disassociate itself from the claims by the dean of school of basic medicine, university of Benin, Professor Isaiah Ibeh, who claimed that he has found the cure for HIV/AIDS through his natural medicine Deconcuction X (DX)–Liquid or Bioclean 11. The Uniben professor who said the research started in 2010 claimed that he has found the cure for HIV/AIDS which has passed through the necessary scientific process.Professor Ibeh, had earlier told reporters in Benin that the herbal drug had undergone “series of successful tests”.He said more volunteers were undergoing treatment and that the efficacy of the medication, a herbal product, has been reviewed by US Toxicologists.

However, the director general (DG) of NAFDAC, Doctor Paul Orhii who addressed a news conference in Abuja said Professor Ibeh’s herbal drug has never been presented to the agency for an evaluation of its efficacy and safety adding that the bogus claim by Professor Ibeh is capable of misleading the public especially those that have HIV/AIDS infection. He reminded people that similar claims have been made in the past by the likes of Dr. Jeremiah Abalaka and Bondima Young of Bondima Hepatoviral Centre, Jos. He recalled that in the case of Bondima Young, that the agency's officials were shocked at what they saw remarking that he even used one needle to inject multiple people causing more infections!

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In my humble opinion, i think the right thing the agencies should have done is to get the drug and test it then make the correct information available to Nigerians and indeed the world instead of filling the news with headlines of not being a party to the claim. Or am i wrong? Maybe i forgot that HIV/AIDS is a big business. What do you think?

He should carry out tests and then make the results of that test available to NAFDAC. Only then can they approve.

NAFDAC does not carry out tests