NAFDAC has clarified that the viral list of products circulating on social media as fake, adulterated or substandard is not an official Agency publication. The Agency urges Nigerians to disregard the unverified list and avoid sharing information that could mislead consumers and unfairly damage legitimate businesses. For accurate information on product alerts, recalls and other regulatory actions, please rely on NAFDAC’s official communication channels. Read more in the Press Release ⬇️

Oct 9, 2026 · 6:38 AM UTC

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This is why verification matters. Sharing unverified claims can cause panic and damage legitimate brands. Consumers need reliable information they can trust.
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Please @NafdacAgency I would like to verify a product, your online customer service contact is not available. How are people supposed to verify or report a product whose registration number is not available in your public website
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Noted, but 50% of citizens health is in your hand, because there's a high rate of food poisoning or food borne disease in Nigeria today because of fake and unregistered products,and that's has become a threat to Nigerian life, consumer life is at risk in Nigeria,we have a lot of fake , medication, cosmetic, beverages, Winnie food,wines,etc please do as much as possible to tackle them thank you
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Then NAFDAC should have published hers by now.
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Thank you for the clarification.
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The clarification is timely
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We miss her so much
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No fear associate yourself with the correct list , because you above this companies
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Coming late.
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