NAFDAC Warns of Fake Avastin, Tecentriq

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has issued an urgent public warning regarding the confirmed circulation of counterfeit versions of two critical cancer medications—Avastin and Tecentriq—within the Nigerian drug supply chain, raising significant concerns about patient safety and the efficacy of cancer treatment across the country. In a public alert…

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Four Nigerians Testify in Alison-Madueke Bribery Trial

Four Nigerians Testify in Alison-Madueke Bribery Trial

Legal proceedings against Nigeria’s former oil minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, moved into a digital arena this week. Four witnesses gave evidence from a Federal High Court in Abuja via video link to Southwark Crown Court. This cross-border cooperation follows a formal request from British authorities under mutual legal assistance laws. Justice James Omotosho presided over the…

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NAFDAC Issues Final Warning on Multi-Dose Malaria Syrups

NAFDAC Seals 18 Warehouses in Niger

Nigeria’s drug and food regulator has sealed 18 warehouses in Bida, Niger State, after uncovering expired consumables valued at N100 million. The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control confirmed that its enforcement team executed the operation following credible intelligence reports. Officials targeted storage facilities clustered around the Ndazabo White House along Minna…

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NAFDAC Raises Alarm Over Fake Kiss Condoms in Lagos, Abuja, Other Markets

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has issued a nationwide warning over the circulation of counterfeit Kiss brand condoms in major markets across Nigeria, citing serious public health risks. In a statement released on Monday and tagged Public Alert No. 042/2025, the agency said it received intelligence from DKT International…

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Ten Unlicensed Traditional Medicine Practitioners Arrested, Prosecuted in Cross River State.

In a decisive enforcement action, at least ten unlicensed traditional medicine practitioners have been arrested and charged in court in Cross River State following a formal petition by the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Cross River State branch.   The arrests stemmed from a campaign by a group organizing traditional medicine trade fairs at the Calabar…

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