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Many sellers of Baba Aisha herbal concoction have stopped selling it on the streets of Abuja.

The award was announced on Friday in Soul, South Korea, at GlobalFact10, the yearly forum of more than 100 member fact-checking institutions globally.

The investigation placed NAFDAC in the spotlight as public members questioned how the producer got his initial registration done without...

Mr Ononiwu said that upon the arrival of Mr Sani at the NAFDAC’s office, officials of the organisation searched his vehicle and found...

After a five-month-long probe, PREMIUM TIMES found that the product, which carries two invalid NAFDAC registration numbers, is a huge safety risk to users.

As the sun sets on the bustling streets of Abuja, a symphony of voices echoes through the residential communities; the voice of hope and healing emanating from horn speakers perched atop vehicles as herbal medicine vendors sing their healing song to all who will listen.

In this five-month-long investigation, Kemi Busari scientifically probes the content of the concoction while questioning regulatory frameworks that allow its supply to thrive.

Millions of Nigerians continue to grapple with hardship amid the cash crunch.