NAFDAC Sends Warnings On Fake Drugs
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control has raised concern over the spread of fake cancer drugs in Nigerian markets.
The agency warned that counterfeit medicines are being circulated, putting patients at serious risk.
Health officials say the fake products are difficult to detect and may worsen medical conditions instead of treating them.
The situation has created fear among patients who rely on these drugs for survival.
The agency urged Nigerians to be cautious when purchasing medicines and to rely only on verified pharmacies and healthcare providers. It also advised the public to report suspicious drugs to authorities.
Regulators say efforts are ongoing to track and remove the fake products from circulation while tightening monitoring across the pharmaceutical supply chain.


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