Professor Moji Adeyeye, NAFDAC’s Director General, was represented by Festus Ukadike at the Kuje dump site, where the agency carried out the destruction.
The items included expired drugs, hospital equipment, cosmetics, food items, and other products.
Additionally, expired food items voluntarily handed over by local and international organizations, such as the World Food Programme (WFP), were also destroyed.
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KanyiDaily recalls that NAFDAC recently shut down a warehouse in Kaduna for storing expired food and cosmetic products valued at over ₦75 million.
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