By Busola Bamidele
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) executed a targeted raid at Maiduguri’s bustling Monday Market. During this operation, NAFDAC agents apprehended Dr. Kabeer Mohammed, who was allegedly involved in the illegal mixing and sale of high-concentration bleaching creams.
The agency highlighted the raid and its objectives in a detailed post on its official X handle, emphasizing its commitment to tackling the proliferation of these hazardous products. The operation is part of NAFDAC’s broader initiative to combat dangerous cosmetics, which pose significant health risks to users. The agency’s actions reflect its dedication to public health and regulatory enforcement.
Following the successful raid, NAFDAC plans to impose stringent penalties on those found guilty of violating its regulations. This move aims to deter future violations and ensure compliance within the cosmetics industry. The agency’s rigorous approach underscores its commitment to maintaining safety and standards in the market.
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In addition to the enforcement action, NAFDAC has launched a comprehensive public awareness campaign. This initiative seeks to educate residents of the North-East about the risks associated with bleaching creams. By leveraging its X handle and other platforms, NAFDAC aims to raise awareness and protect consumer health throughout the region.
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