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What does NAFDAC do to tackle the illegal manufacture, distribution and sale of unsafe, substandard and falsified products?
In this episode of #NAFDACExplains, Jemila Jemine Ashiru takes us through some of the Agency’s enforcement operations between March and September 2026, highlighting seized products, quantities and actions taken against those involved in illegal activities.
Watch and see how NAFDAC is taking action to protect public health.
▶️ Watch, learn and share!
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Know Where to Report, Complain or Make an Enquiry
▶️ In this episode of #NAFDACExplains, Adaeze Elemuwa guides you through the appropriate channels for reporting suspected substandard or falsified products, reporting adverse reactions, verifying product registration, submitting complaints and making enquiries to NAFDAC.
Knowing where to report helps the Agency investigate concerns, address safety risks and protect public health.
Watch, learn and speak up. Your report matters!
🔗 Visit nafdac.gov.ng for official information and services.
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Designed in response to impacted access to quality education, especially among #women and #girls, DigiLHub is a platform to equip youth with skills and education. This earned Peter Adams Seth of Nigeria 1st place for USAID’s Youth Well-Being Prize in the #safeguarding category!
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This is Nigeria 🇳🇬
💰 Largest economy in Africa
🏙️ Most populous country in Africa
⛽ 10th largest oil producer in the world
📞 Africa’s biggest telecom market
🏆 First African team to win Olympic
🌎 Largest black population globally
🏝️ Over 850km of coastline
🥜 Top producer of yams & cassava
🏀 Largest NBA fan base in Africa
🚆 Africa’s first electric metro rail (Lagos Blue Line)
Good People, Great Nation!
I feel it's utter self-deception to think 'we are all equal before the law'. That saying is a farce and would never hold water anywhere. Even international law gives room for immunity and special treatment of diplomatic corps. In the international system, 1/2
"Nigeria is a failed state"
Whie Nigeria is caught up with some challenges that has not been easy for her people, tagging Nigeria as a failed state is an absolute misconception. Nigeria is still able to maintain her institutions, economy, and security efforts are yielding. 1/2
"They should just divide this country, let us go our separate ways"
The only divisibility that should happen much soon, it's you separating yourself from such downward ideology. Positive reforms not division, will make Nigeria better. Nigeria will be better certainly.
"May Nigeria never happen to you"
I don't know if Nigeria was updated to be synonymous to sad occurrence or evil happenings in the recent edition of Oxford advanced learner's dictionary. The sad part is, this line is used mainly by Nigerians. Nigeria will be great, I believe.
The level of unpatriotism that some Nigerians display, baffles me to my spine.
I look forward to a time—in my lifetime—when Nigerians are proud of being Nigerians, and steadfastly uphold Nigeria no matter the circumstances.
Victory comes from God alone.
Designed in response to impacted access to quality education, especially among #women and #girls, DigiLHub is a platform to equip youth with skills and education. This earned Peter Adams Seth of Nigeria 1st place for USAID’s Youth Well-Being Prize in the #safeguarding category!
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Bill Gates has shown so much interest in Nigeria in supporting the country to address its developmental challenges over the years.He remains unbothered by the negative things said about this country.When others are leaving us,he remains unwaveringly faithful and believing in us.There is something he is seeing about the greatness of our future that others are not seeing.He could have chosen to pump his money to other poorer African,Asian or Latin countries but he opted for us.Lets discard all those mischiefs,doubts,negativities and conspiracy theories about him and appreciate Gates for being a friend in good and bad times.
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The decision to float the Naira and stop defending it with our reserves and other dollar stockpiles is the way to go. It was never sustainable, and it was taking us the way of Zimbabwe and Venezuela.
The best way to strengthen the dollar is organically. When we #BuyNaijaToGrowTheNaira, the Naira will rise. Watch Nollywood movies at Silverbird Cinemas. Use Glo over foreign brands. Fly Air Peace and other domestic airlines over foreign carriers. Use Dangote Cement to build your homes. Drive around in Innoson Vehicles, like I do. And the Naira will be strengthened. And most significantly, we must encourage our diaspora to repatriate their wealth back home.
If we continue the previous practice of spending $20 billion a year to prop up the value of the Naira artificially, we will eventually go bankrupt, and at that time, we will be talking ₦100,000 to $1.
Join me in a month of consuming Nigerian goods and services, and we will talk about the impact on Silverbird TV on Monday, December 4, 2023.










