The exodus of multinationals could exacerbate the problem of subpar products in Nigeria
The exodus of multinationals creates a gap that enables the proliferation of counterfeits and locally made products of dubious quality.
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The exodus of multinationals creates a gap that enables the proliferation of counterfeits and locally made products of dubious quality.
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Oluwole Ojewale, the Regional Organised Crime Observatory Coordinator – Central Africa, for Institute for Security Studies’ (ISS) ENACT, has advanced reasons why Africa is accounting for around 42% of this $200 billion global demand for counterfeit medicines.
Mrs Adeyeye says if excessive use of antibiotics is allowed to fester, antimicrobial resistance could lead to death.