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Today, the @DGatNAFDAC Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, visited the agency's Enforcement Office in Apapa, Lagos, to inspect illicit pharmaceuticals confiscated from the Idumota Open Drug Market.

The NAFDAC warehouse was filled, with some seized drugs even stored in the Director’s office.

Addressing journalists after the tour, Prof. Adeyeye emphasised, —We are not disturbing trade; we are protecting lives. What NAFDAC is doing is exactly what it is mandated to do. There is no politics in this operation!


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She further noted that most shops in these markets are not registered with the Pharmaceutical Council of Nigeria (PCN), meaning violations existed from the outset.

Defending the agency’s intensified enforcement in Onitsha, Aba, and Idumota, she highlighted that over 1,000 personnel are actively working to remove counterfeit, expired, and unregistered medicines from circulation.

TemplarLandry:
Migrant Agulu traders keep flooding our hoods with nacortics. This is terrible.

Thumbs up to NAFDAC for being alive to your responsibilities lately.

naptu2:
NAFDAC NIGERIA @NafdacAgency



https://x.com/NafdacAgency/status/1893395778355294462?t=-BOWhUQHjepfYFelsuvdcg&s=19[/quote][color=#006600]Nigeria's belief that the biggest economy in Africa and they keep on deceiving themselves but Nigeria is a failed state in every aspect. The Citizens are illiterate and stupid.

Bluntemperor:
God bless Mama NAFDAC!
It seems Mama just got Akiyuli Spirit Back to life.
Drugs have destroyed many brilliant lives and those Drugs lords are very potent in that line of Business.

tiswell:
Onitsha bridge head medicine market should be reopened


FG should save the families who eje out their living from the market.


This is two weeks of complete closure,yet traders must feed their families.