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SAFEGUARDING THE HEALTH OF NIGERIA: CHALLENGES AND SUGGESTIONS FOR NAFDAC, 1992 – 2008
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SAFEGUARDING THE HEALTH OF NIGERIA: CHALLENGES AND SUGGESTIONS FOR NAFDAC, 1992 – 2008

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Between 1974, when the first food and drug decree was enacted, and 1994 when NAFDAC was established, no fake drug manufacturer or importer was prosecuted. Consequently, there was public outrage when no culprits were indicted over the death of 150 children in 1989 as a result of formulation error in a drug. It is interesting to note that this fight cannot be over unless various stakeholders...
 
 
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Ogbeide, Francis Oluwaseun and Ogunnaike, Olaleke Oluseye
OGBEIDE Francis » Work as a Senior Research Consultant at Work-Out Wonders Enterprise, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria. He has B.A. (Hons) in History and Strategic Studies at University of Lagos, in Lagos, Nigeria; and PGD. in Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution at the National Open University of Nigeria. He is the Vice-President of Progressive African Strategic Historical Society. He has widely written and... view full profile
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