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[00:00:52] Hello there, it's a great pleasure to welcome you to this
[00:00:56] episode of navda can your health. This is the program where we
[00:01:00] bring you insightful information about NAFDAX's
[00:01:03] activities aimed at safegarding the health
[00:01:05] of the nation. My name is
[00:01:08] opejami. On today's episode of
[00:01:11] NAFDAC and your health, we will
[00:01:14] of present an
[00:01:15] of overview
[00:01:15] of the achievements of NAFdak across all sectors
[00:01:19] within the scope of its regulatory
[00:01:21] a perview.
[00:01:22] of We will be starting off with the impact
[00:01:24] of the 5 plus5 policy and the successes recorded in
[00:01:28] all areas of dark regulatory
[00:01:31] activities.
[00:01:36] One
[00:01:36] of the various policies of Nafdak under the leadership of Professor
[00:01:40] Mojisola Adeyeye is a 5 plus5
[00:01:44] policy that has significantly enhanced increase in
[00:01:48] local pharmaceutical production and the stakeholders in the
[00:01:52] industry have continued to commend
[00:01:54] professor for the initiative.
[00:01:58] Ackulates were once again. reigned on the Navdak DG for
[00:02:02] this development at the eighth edition
[00:02:04] of the Nigerian Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Expo that took place
[00:02:08] in Lagas recently. Speaking at the conference, the
[00:02:12] Minister of State for Health, Federal Ministry of Health and Social
[00:02:16] of Welfare, Dr.
[00:02:17] in Isaak Salako, loaded the development that has occurred in
[00:02:21] the
[00:02:21] of local pharmaceutical manufacturing industry, commending
[00:02:25] professor Mujisola Adeyeyi for the
[00:02:28] initiative. first let me confirm
[00:02:31] that my presence here today is not only to
[00:02:35] endorse, it's also
[00:02:37] of to come out and appreciate what PG man is
[00:02:40] doing,
[00:02:44] as
[00:02:45] of we know, without
[00:02:47] production
[00:02:49] no country can really move forward,
[00:02:53] and so for us in the health sector, the
[00:02:57] manufacturing arm in the health sector, is very,
[00:03:01] very
[00:03:02] of important, of whatever reform that we do
[00:03:06] without this very important group of
[00:03:10] of players, we cannot make any progress
[00:03:13] and of course
[00:03:15] of over the last three and half four years this
[00:03:18] particular group has killed in very, very
[00:03:22] frontally to the reform agenda of
[00:03:24] presidentubu and you had it yourself being
[00:03:28] of realed out how have moved from about
[00:03:32] of 70/30 to almost 50/50 in terms
[00:03:36] of export and import or pharmaceutical products into
[00:03:39] Nigeria, how the
[00:03:43] pharmaceutical industry base has grown from about
[00:03:46] 180 in 2023 to over
[00:03:49] 200 in 2026, and
[00:03:53] how Nafdak has been consistent in
[00:03:57] maintaining our recognition. and
[00:04:00] evaluation by WHO and how we are moving in that trajectory
[00:04:04] to our maturity level f. speaking earlier, the
[00:04:08] Navdak director general, professor Mujisola Adeyeyi
[00:04:12] explained the strategies adopted by her administration
[00:04:16] in NAFDAQ to activate the idol capacity
[00:04:20] of the local pharmaceutical manufacturing
[00:04:22] industry. We did a
[00:04:25] survey, I believe 2018, late
[00:04:29] 2018. and we found out that most
[00:04:32] of the or the top 20 let's
[00:04:35] say imported products are
[00:04:37] also the top 20 products that are
[00:04:42] a manufactured locally,
[00:04:44] of at that point the idol capacity of
[00:04:48] many
[00:04:50] of manufacturers was about 50 to
[00:04:54] 60%, meaning time when they don't use
[00:04:57] the equipment this was before the
[00:05:00] pandemic, another
[00:05:04] story that I'm going to tell is uh in
[00:05:08] 2020 or late 2019
[00:05:11] just... before the pandemic
[00:05:15] or at the beginning the pandemic,
[00:05:19] everybody was calling navd for
[00:05:22] vaccines, when are we going to get
[00:05:25] vaccines? it
[00:05:27] was a it was lot of
[00:05:30] pressure. i also remember as member
[00:05:34] of international coalition of medicine regulatory
[00:05:37] agencies (ICMR),
[00:05:41] we are meeting every... week or every two weeks
[00:05:43] and all regulatory agencies across the world will
[00:05:47] say, oh, not not all, many, we say, we have gotten our
[00:05:51] own vaccines, or we just got our vaccines,
[00:05:55] many these are from advanced countries, and
[00:05:59] they will say, moji, when are you going to get your
[00:06:01] vaccines? it was a
[00:06:04] shame, i have, i had no
[00:06:06] answer, our
[00:06:08] manufacturers were...
[00:06:14] not just for vaccines, but for all
[00:06:17] medicines, so that will be the second
[00:06:21] story, the third
[00:06:24] story is what we started
[00:06:28] in 2019,
[00:06:31] 5 + 5, as result the
[00:06:35] question, why are we importing what we can
[00:06:39] make? we started 5 plus 5. but nobody
[00:06:43] heard of us
[00:06:46] outside the regulatory and the manufacturing
[00:06:50] industry until
[00:06:52] presidentubu came up, the
[00:06:56] gains that we have attained from
[00:07:00] regulatory and industry were not
[00:07:03] brought to the
[00:07:04] surface. I
[00:07:07] remember many
[00:07:10] fora. in terms of
[00:07:13] how stretched our manufacturers have
[00:07:16] been, because the only thing they can, they don't
[00:07:20] import is water, and even that water has to be
[00:07:24] treated very
[00:07:26] well, our
[00:07:29] manufacturers are patriots,
[00:07:32] nigerian farmer manufacturers are
[00:07:35] patriots, because they could
[00:07:38] easily, they could easily have given up.
[00:07:43] and i was going around, let us give
[00:07:46] in, we don't make
[00:07:48] anything, let us give these
[00:07:51] manufacturers a
[00:07:53] break,
[00:07:56] until presidentubu came
[00:07:59] up with the executive
[00:08:02] order of
[00:08:04] 2024, but it's not that
[00:08:08] straight forward, we have two
[00:08:11] ministers. the senior minister, professor alipate
[00:08:14] and the minister of state that also bought
[00:08:18] into this rational that we
[00:08:22] need to give incentives. that is why the
[00:08:25] presidential initiative for unlocking value change came
[00:08:29] up. the chairman of pharmaceutical
[00:08:33] manufacturers group and manufacturers association
[00:08:36] of Nigeria, PMG Man, who was also the
[00:08:40] host the conference in his welcome address spoke
[00:08:44] about the mission the expo and how it has
[00:08:47] evolved over the years. i'm particularly
[00:08:51] proud for the progress we're making.
[00:08:54] today our membership comprises of over 200
[00:08:58] farmer and life science manufacturing companies
[00:09:01] working every day to close the gap for quality,
[00:09:05] safe and affordable medicines and health products in Nigeria
[00:09:09] and across Africa. indeed, were
[00:09:13] transiting.
[00:09:15] NAFDAX
[00:09:18] indicates that 37 37
[00:09:21] manufacturing facilities are currently undergoing
[00:09:25] retrofilling and constructing upgrade to meet
[00:09:28] international current good manufacturing practice (CGMP)
[00:09:32] standard. At the same time, the
[00:09:36] ratio of imports to local manufacturing life
[00:09:40] saving products has moved significantly.
[00:09:42] towards the
[00:09:46] decader 50/50 compared to the much
[00:09:50] wider import dependency recorded in previous. These are
[00:09:54] important indications, or these are important
[00:09:57] indicator to industry that is building capacity and moving
[00:10:01] towards greater self-sufficience. We commend the
[00:10:05] federal government of Nigeria for its strong
[00:10:09] trust policy towards localization strengthening. of domestic
[00:10:13] manufacturing through the presidential initiative for
[00:10:16] unlocking the value chain in healthcare (pvak)
[00:10:20] and the presidential executive order on
[00:10:23] pharmaceutical and on farmer
[00:10:26] industrialization acknowledge the leadership of his
[00:10:30] excellency
[00:10:30] the president
[00:10:35] gcfr. the PMG man chairman specifically
[00:10:38] expressed his appreciation to the Navdach DG for
[00:10:42] initiating 5 plus five. our
[00:10:46] appreciation goes to the director general of Navdach,
[00:10:49] professor Mujisola Christiana, please a
[00:10:53] round of applause for. for
[00:10:57] a steadfastness, a steadfastness towards ensuring that the
[00:11:01] industry move in the direction of international best
[00:11:04] practice in quality and CGMP
[00:11:07] compliance. the 5+5 policies and
[00:11:11] the ceiling list are regulator regulatory
[00:11:14] drives that has helped to create opportunities for local
[00:11:18] production of essential and contracting
[00:11:22] manufacturing while reducing
[00:11:25] dependency on imports, these
[00:11:28] policies have bring are bringing to are beginning to
[00:11:32] change the ecosystem, the gains must be
[00:11:35] sustained. also speaking, the representative the
[00:11:39] director general the manufacturers association of Nigeria,
[00:11:43] Mrs.
[00:11:45] Odimoko, also praised the NAFDAX for initiating the
[00:11:49] 5+5 policy. Nigeria is well
[00:11:52] positioned to engage as a leading. pharmaceutical
[00:11:55] manufacturing help in Africa. If we continue to
[00:11:59] strengthen local capacity, investments and
[00:12:03] regional value chains. The time has come
[00:12:07] when we should look inwards, and I thank the DG Navdach
[00:12:11] for letting us know the metrics regarding 50
[00:12:15] plus 50. The time has come that we should look
[00:12:18] inwards to available abundant resources that
[00:12:22] nature has endowed with us more. Importantly our
[00:12:26] plants and mineral resources for the synthesis of our
[00:12:29] home-grown pharmaceuticals, hence
[00:12:33] research and development remain imperative if we
[00:12:37] must localize. Amongst oder in
[00:12:39] Neblas, public private partnership is
[00:12:43] key. Academia, I believe, have started
[00:12:46] aligning its research to industrial needs in
[00:12:50] line with Nigeria, made in Nigeria active
[00:12:53] pharmaceutical. ingredients, government agencies
[00:12:57] here, especially, our
[00:12:59] own navdak, should be ready to give every support
[00:13:03] needed to make this a
[00:13:05] reality.
[00:13:10] you've been watching nafdak in your health. we'll take a
[00:13:14] short break now. please stay tuned. let's
[00:13:18] say note under rate consumption of alcohol. in
[00:13:22] Nigeria today, many young people are: getting access to
[00:13:25] alcohol easily, especially alcohol sowed in saches and
[00:13:29] small bottles. this is caused monumental damage to the lives of many
[00:13:33] young people. concentration of alcohol in saches is about
[00:13:37] 43% and
[00:13:38] it is easily accessible to children because sashi alcohol
[00:13:42] and the packages and small pet bottles less than 200 millimeters
[00:13:46] makes alcohol cheap, affordable and accessible to
[00:13:49] children. they can easily conceal it, underage drinking can
[00:13:53] damage the brain a learning and leads to poor
[00:13:56] decisions, it can also harm the body, damaging the liver and
[00:14:00] kidnes, raising blood pressure, effecting hormones and
[00:14:04] increasing the risk of cancer later in life, it can even cause
[00:14:08] depression, anxiety, low self-esteem and addiction,
[00:14:12] children's physiological makeup is not matured to handle
[00:14:15] alcohol, children are not small adult, sof also
[00:14:19] showed that 54% of minors and underage purchase
[00:14:23] alcohol by themselves. alcohol should not be accessible
[00:14:27] for undereraged, let's say no to undererage consumption
[00:14:31] of alcohol, parents, teachers, religious leaders,
[00:14:35] communities at large, let's say no to undererad
[00:14:39] drinking of alcohol. this message is from naftac
[00:14:42] and the national orientation
[00:14:44] agency.
[00:14:49] welcome back, you're stay tuned to nafdak in your
[00:14:52] health. apart from the development in local pharmaceutical
[00:14:56] production that has brought about exponential increase in
[00:15:00] local drug production. A lot of improvements as
[00:15:04] also been recorded by NAFdak through the transformative
[00:15:07] policies of Professor Mujisola
[00:15:09] adeeyay. Post market
[00:15:13] surveillance (PMS) is the critical component
[00:15:17] of NAFDAX's regulatory mandate with the ultimate aim
[00:15:20] of detecting risk, removing non-complint
[00:15:24] products. disrupting supply chain of
[00:15:26] counterfatus, informing the public and protecting the health
[00:15:30] of Nigerians. Approximately 80% of
[00:15:34] PMS activities are directed towards surveillance and related
[00:15:38] interventions aimed at detecting and curbing the
[00:15:42] circulation of fake, falsified,
[00:15:45] substandard and otherwise non-complint
[00:15:48] products. for instance, between may
[00:15:52] and july 2026, the post marketing
[00:15:55] surveillance directorate undertook routine and proactive
[00:15:59] surveillance nationwide across the 36 states and
[00:16:03] the FCT. the monthly reports show a
[00:16:07] total of 5,738
[00:16:10] facilities visited and
[00:16:13] 7,210 brands and products mopped up
[00:16:17] across food and water, drugs and herbals, medical
[00:16:21] devices, vaccines and biologics, cosmetics,
[00:16:24] healthcare products and chemicals. consolidated
[00:16:28] national figures showed that food and water accounted for the
[00:16:32] highest number of products mupped up with
[00:16:35] 3,600 33 products, followed by
[00:16:39] drugs and herbals with
[00:16:41] 2,459 products. drugs
[00:16:45] in herbas recorded the highest number of facilities
[00:16:48] visited with 2084 facilities,
[00:16:52] followed by food and water with
[00:16:54] 1,808 facilities.
[00:16:58] overall, the data reflects sustained nationwide
[00:17:02] regulatory surveillance and intervention covering the 36 states
[00:17:05] and the FCC in May, June and July
[00:17:09] 2026. As the post marketing surveillance goes
[00:17:12] on, the investigation and enforcement directorate of Navdak
[00:17:16] has literally not slept, especially for the past three to
[00:17:20] four years. Navdak has been on the offensive with
[00:17:24] coordinated rates, arrests, prosecutions and
[00:17:28] large scale destruction exercises across drugs,
[00:17:32] drinks, cosmetics and un wholesome foods.
[00:17:36] The agency has made. destruction of routine zonal
[00:17:39] activity to ensure seised goods never re-enter the
[00:17:42] market. In December
[00:17:45] 2023, 150 shops were shut down
[00:17:49] in Abba Abbia stage. large scale production
[00:17:53] of counterfit beverages, spirits and revalidated foods
[00:17:57] worth 5 billion naira was uncovered. the
[00:18:00] products were destroyed on site and are designated destruction
[00:18:04] sites. in February 24, over
[00:18:08] 1,300 open drug marketers were compelled
[00:18:12] after valid court order in favor the agency
[00:18:16] to relocate to the coordinated wholesale center at
[00:18:19] kanawa in Kerno for proper surveillance and
[00:18:23] enforcement. In December 2024,
[00:18:27] expired and unregistered drugs worth 11 billion
[00:18:30] na were destroyed in ibadan Ojo
[00:18:33] State. In the repeated rates carried out in.
[00:18:37] december 2024, 250 shops were shut
[00:18:41] down in aba, abbia state, large scale
[00:18:45] production of counterfit beverages, spirits and
[00:18:48] revalidated foods worth 7 billion nara were
[00:18:52] uncovered, the products were destroyed on sites and are
[00:18:56] designated destruction sites. in March
[00:18:59] 2026, 1.8 billion na of
[00:19:03] counterfit medicines banned 200 ML
[00:19:07] alcohol, narcotics, antibiotics,
[00:19:11] antimalarials, counterfeed milk, skin lightning
[00:19:14] creams, fake insecticides and medical devices were
[00:19:18] destroyed in kuje, abuja. in February
[00:19:22] 2026, over 15 billion naira
[00:19:26] worth of fake expired cancer feet and barned
[00:19:29] medicines were destroyed in ibadon or
[00:19:32] state. items destroyed included
[00:19:36] analgen,
[00:19:37] bocodamol, goodin syrups, traumadol,
[00:19:40] oxytozin and expired vaccines, suspect linked
[00:19:44] to osmoggled container was arrested. Between
[00:19:48] February and March 2025, coordinated and
[00:19:52] simultaneously executed major rates led to the
[00:19:55] seizure and destruction of over
[00:19:57] 137 40 foot truck loads of
[00:20:01] counterfit and substandard products valued at more
[00:20:05] than 1.5 trillion. these
[00:20:09] were evacuated fromicha
[00:20:12] and
[00:20:14] ariaria markets, the destruction of different types of counterfated and
[00:20:18] substandard products was as result of relentless
[00:20:21] operations the investigation and enforcement directorate
[00:20:25] nationwide. apart from the destruction the seized
[00:20:29] products, arrests and seizures have also been made during the
[00:20:33] rates. in December
[00:20:35] 2025, manufactured
[00:20:38] cosmetics and packaging materials were confiscated during
[00:20:42] raid at legos baracks. In February
[00:20:46] 2026, over 10 million doses.
[00:20:50] of counterfit malaria medicines and
[00:20:53] cosmetics worth 3 billion n ressed at the Legos
[00:20:57] Trade fair, four people were arrested and products stored a
[00:21:01] three-story building disguised as spare partsware house were all
[00:21:05] confiscated. in June
[00:21:08] 2026, five persons were arrested in
[00:21:11] Garki and wuse in Abuja for selling counterfit
[00:21:15] cosmetics valued at 35 million naira in
[00:21:19] March 20 26, 19 drugers
[00:21:22] and shop owners were arrested at area 1 and
[00:21:26] day motor parks in Abuja. estimated
[00:21:30] value of seased drugs were 58 million naira
[00:21:33] and 70 million items included tramador,
[00:21:37] cocodamor, aphrodisiacs and
[00:21:40] analgesics. in June
[00:21:42] 2026, factory packaging
[00:21:46] counterfit rice was uncovered in Nasarawa and over
[00:21:50] 1,600 backs valued at 5 billion
[00:21:53] naira were confiscated. In July,
[00:21:57] 2026, raid was carried out,
[00:22:01] and seizures of counterfated healthcare
[00:22:05] products, including orb toothpaste were made. The corporate was
[00:22:09] arrested and is in Navdak's custody.
[00:22:12] Navdak does not just see counterfitted products and destroy
[00:22:16] them. The agency also pursues the cases to the points
[00:22:20] of conviction: 64 convictions have been secured
[00:22:24] across the country between 2025 and
[00:22:27] 2026, with sentences ranging from
[00:22:31] one to seven years imprisonment without option of
[00:22:34] fine. In the past, to further strengthen the world
[00:22:38] substandard and falsified regulated products, the
[00:22:41] DG has called for stricter penalties to the
[00:22:45] Navdak Act, as well as the counterfit
[00:22:48] and fake drugs. act which includes death
[00:22:52] penalty or life imprisonment to people who produce and
[00:22:55] sell fake regulated products.
[00:22:59] navdach has also held press conferences to
[00:23:02] intimate the press and indeed the public these
[00:23:06] operations actions and particularly to lot and
[00:23:10] sensitize the members the public on matters that
[00:23:13] arise. the agency also encourages
[00:23:16] consumers to report suspected non-complice. and
[00:23:20] food products through its official channels.
[00:23:24] now that under the leadership of Professor Mojisola
[00:23:27] ADE remains resolute and unwavering in continuing
[00:23:31] to do all that is necessary safeguard the health the
[00:23:35] Nigerian people and be more emphatic on the
[00:23:39] zero tolerance for counterfeated regulated
[00:23:41] products.
[00:23:46] That's all time permits us to take on this episode the program.
[00:23:50] Please make it to date with us, same time, same station,
[00:23:54] next week for another insightful episode. If you have comments,
[00:23:57] complaints or your reports about pedals of fake drugs and
[00:24:01] adultrated food products, we're always available to listen to
[00:24:04] you. To sear clients better. Nafdak now
[00:24:08] has customer service center where our customer service agents
[00:24:12] are always available to promptly respond to inquiries
[00:24:16] and complaints. The customer service center is
[00:24:20] between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekdays. the numbers
[00:24:24] to call to speak with our customer service agents are
[00:24:28] 0700 1
[00:24:31] 623 322
[00:24:35] and
[00:24:36] 0801
[00:24:39] 623 322. you can also
[00:24:43] send us an email via
[00:24:45] reform@navdak.gov.ng.
[00:24:50] Nafdak: customer focused, agency
[00:24:53] mininded. It is important for you to know that
[00:24:57] importing producing, advertising, distributing and
[00:25:01] selling of food products, drugs, cosmetics as well as
[00:25:05] adultrated chemicals and unapproved water are all
[00:25:08] criminal acts and can destroy human lives. Join the
[00:25:12] fight against these hanous crimes by reporting any
[00:25:16] suspicious activity in this direction in your area. to
[00:25:20] Nafdak, let's join hands safegard the health of
[00:25:23] Nigerians. See you again next week, stay
[00:25:27] safe.
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