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Levonorgestrel is a hormonal medication used in a number of birth control methods. It is combined with an estrogen to make combination birth control pills. As an emergency birth control, it is useful within 72 hours of unprotected sex.

The more time that has passed since sex, the less effective the medication becomes. Levonorgestrel works by preventing or delaying ovulation so an egg cannot be released. The dosage used for emergency contraception is ineffective when ovulation has already occurred, and has been found to have no effect on implantation. It decreases the chances of pregnancy by 57–93%.

🚨 Public Health Alert 🚨

In line with NAFDAC’s recent announcement, we are raising awareness about the circulation of counterfeit Postinor 2 in the market.

✅Be assured that the Genuine Postinor 2 product is readily available.

✅Always purchase Postinor-2 from licensed pharmacies and trusted outlets.

✅Check packaging details carefully before use.
How to Identify:
-Product Name: Postinor 2
-Batch No: T32458H
-Mfg. Date: 02/2023
-Exp. Date: 02/2027
-NAFDAC REGISTRATION NUMBER (NRN): 04-6985

✅ Report any suspected counterfeit products to NAFDAC immediately.

Your health and safety come first. Share this to save a life.

#Postinor2 #NAFDAC #SafeMedication @SFHAccess @SFHNigeria

Public Alert No. 027/2025.

Alert on confirmed counterfeit Postinor-2 (Levonorgestrel 0.75mg) in Nigeria

#NafdacALERTS


NAFDAC notifies the public of falsified Type 1 and Type 2 batches of POSTINOR-2 (Levonorgestrel 0.75mg) product in circulation. A report was received from the Marketing Authorisation Holder @SFHNigeria confirming that they did not import the product batch in question.


Product details:

•On the fake product, the PIN verification sticker has a smaller font size and misspells “Verify” as “Veify”. The original sticker uses a larger, clearer font.
•On the fake pack, the word “Distributed in Nigeria” is wrongly spelt as “Distnibuted in Nigeria”

Risk Statement

Due to the possible presence of harmful or substandard ingredients, incorrect dosages of levonorgestrel, and unsafe manufacturing practices, falsified Postinor-2 (Levonorgestrel 0.75mg) poses serious risks to individual health and public safety.

These risks include contraceptive failure, toxic contamination, unpredictable side effects, delayed or missed access to genuine emergency contraception, and long-term reproductive health complications.

Counterfeit medicines may also contain unknown substances that can cause allergic reactions, organ damage, or even death. Patients are strongly advised to obtain Postinor-2 only from verified pharmacies or licensed healthcare providers.

Healthcare professionals and consumers are advised to report any suspicion of the sale of substandard and falsified medicines or medical devices to the nearest NAFDAC office, call 0800-162-3322 or send an email to sf.alert@nafdac.gov.ng

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The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, and Brazil's Minister of Ports and Airports, Silvio Costa Filhos, signed a Bilateral Air Services Agreement to boost trade and people-to-people ties.

Minister of State for Foreign Affairs of Nigeria, Ambassador Bianca Ojukwu and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, Ambassador Mauro Vieira, signed an agreement on Diplomatic Training Cooperation.

Both ministers also signed an MoU on political consultations to address bilateral, regional, and international issues of common interest.
Nigeria's Minister of Innovation, Science, and Technology, Geoffrey Nnaji and Brazil's Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation, Luciana Santos, signed an MoU on cooperation in biotechnology, bioeconomy, ocean science, innovation ecosystems, energy, space development, digital transformation, and raw materials research.

Managing Director of Nigeria's Bank of Agriculture, Ayo Sotinrin and Brazil's Minister for the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES), Aluísio Mercadante, signed an MOU for cooperation on trade and investment promotion, harmonising efforts to expand agricultural financing, investment, and joint projects.

naptu2:
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

THE BASA COMEDY!

The thread that I just created has reminded me of the BASA comedy.


Some strange people claimed that Muhammadu Buhari and Bola Tinubu hated Air Peace and that they were trying to sabotage the airline because it was owned by an Igbo man.

Other people told them that their argument made no sense and they pointed to Air Peace's operation on the London route as an example of Federal Government support.

The strange people claimed that Air Peace's operations on the London route had nothing to do with the Federal Government.

When Festus Keyamo wrote to the UK authorities to demand that Air Peace should be given slots at Heathrow, these people said that Keyamo was simply trying to take glory for something that had nothing to do with him.

Sensible people tried to tell the strange people about BASA and that's what led to the comedy.

The strange people had never heard of BASA before and instead of them to calm down, read and learn, this guy rushed to Google, found bilateral aviation safety agreement and claimed that it was the BASA. He then "authoritatively" argued that it had nothing to do with Air Peace. I am not lying, just click on my username in the quote below and you'll see the screenshot.

naptu2:
I wish you can understand how shocking this is for me.

I knew, many decades ago, that BASA means Bilateral Air Services Agreement. It is an agreement that is entered to between 2 nations to govern air services between the two countries.

For example, Nigeria and the United Kingdom could sign a BASA. This Basa would specify the number of times that Nigerian airlines can fly into the UK (frequencies), the airports they would fly into (landing rights/slots), etc. It would also specify the number of times that British airlines can fly into Nigeria, the airports they can fly into, etc.

BASAs usually work based on reciprocity.

Nigeria Airways and (later) Okada Air were the airlines that operated Nigeria's slots in the 1980s and 1990s.

There were concerns in the 1990s and 2000s that Nigeria had BASAs with a lot of countries, but no Nigerian airlines operated Nigeria's slots while airlines from the other countries operated their slots.

Another concern in the 2000s was America's "Open Skies" policy. Basically, America wanted to sign BASAs with other countries and these BASAs would guarantee that American airlines can fly into any airport in the other country. America would also allow the other country's airlines to fly into any airport in the US. This idea caused panic among Nigerian airlines because they were afraid that US airlines would steal domestic routes from them.

COMPAQ:
We have lots to benefit from Bazil if we get the cooperation going well.

1. We could leverage on their aviation industry to improve our capabilities with drones, which we need urgently for security now.
2. brazils beef industry is worll class. We should cooperate with them to set up ranches in middle belt states of Kwara, Northern Oyo, Benue and Kogi and the northern highlands of Adamawa, Taraba, Gombe, Platueu, Nasarawa and Bauchi.
3. Small weapons development for our police