US Edition‘Worse than Boko Haram’: How couple relabel, repackage, banned, expired injectables in Delta
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‘Worse than Boko Haram’: How couple relabel, repackage, banned, expired injectables in Delta
National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, have uncovered an uncompleted building in Azagba-Ogwashi, Aniocha South Local Government Area, Delta where a couple relabel and repackage expired injectables. They identified the expired injectables to include gentamicin 280 milligram, which they said had been banned over 10 years ago, chloroquine phosphate 332mg 5 milligram; egometrine injection and unidentified injectables …
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