Saturday, May 23, 2026
FB X LI YT
Breaking
EDITORIAL: The Igbo Mockery of Yoruba Terror Attacks – A Rebuttal BREAKING 🇳🇬🚨: Doctor and Wife Kidnapped in Kogi Attack – Gunmen stormed a community in Kogi State, abducting a medical doctor and his wife. 🇳🇬 🇬🇧🎓FUTA alumnus Dr Abdullahi Saka rises to professorial cadre at University of Westminster — recognition for his strong impact in construction informatics and sustainable digital construction research. JUST IN: Oyo ACCORD Issues Stern Warning to Guber Aspirant Oriyomi Hamzat Over Alleged Screening Violence Cristiano Ronaldo Ties Mayweather with $300 Million Haul as Top Athletes Earn $1.4 Billion OUTRAGE 🇳🇬🚨: FRSC Condemns Abuja Traffic Shooting by DSS Operative — Alleged gunshots fired during stop raise concern over conduct and safety. Amin Tijjani Muhammad, popularly known as “Mayor”, is a political figure eyeing the Maiduguri Metropolitan Council (MMC) seat in the Borno State House of Assembly under the Allied Democratic Congress (ADC). UPDATE 🇳🇬⚖️: Kano Rep Alhassan Ado Doguwa denies substance allegations over viral blue tongue clip, insisting it was “sweet blue candy” and blaming political enemies for the controversy.
HEALTH

“Demand Receipts for Every Drug Purchase” – NAFDAC

February 19, 2025 1 min read

February 19, 2025

By Ayinde Adeleke

The Director-General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Professor Mojisola Adeyeye, has advised Nigerians to always request receipts for every drug purchase made from pharmacies.

She emphasized the importance of this practice during an interview with Channels Television.

Professor Adeyeye stressed that Nigerians should exercise caution when purchasing drugs, ensuring they only buy from reputable pharmacies.

She highlighted the significance of looking out for the “RX” symbol, which serves as a sign that the pharmacy is legitimate and authorized to sell drugs.

The NAFDAC boss warned against patronizing pharmacies that operate in secret, often referred to as “close-door shops.”

These establishments may sell counterfeit or unapproved drugs, posing serious health risks to consumers.

Professor Adeyeye’s call for Nigerians to demand receipts for every drug purchase is aimed at promoting transparency and accountability in the pharmaceutical industry.

By doing so, consumers can help prevent the sale of fake or substandard drugs, ensuring they receive safe and effective medications.

The Director-General’s emphasis on the importance of buying drugs from authorized pharmacies with the “RX” symbol is a crucial step in safeguarding public health.