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NACOC Arrests 56-Year-Old Nigerian in $2M Drug Bust

The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) has arrested 56-year-old Nigerian national, Uchechukwu Chima, in a major drug bust on Tuesday, March 18, 2025, in Oyarifa, a suburb of Accra. The arrest followed an intelligence-led operation that uncovered a substantial quantity of narcotics at the suspect’s hideout.During the search, NACOC agents discovered substances suspected to be narcotics. Field tests later confirmed the substances were cocaine and heroin. The total weight of the drugs seized amounted to approximately 192 kg of cocaine and 0.42 kg of heroin, with an estimated street value of US$2.1 million.NACOC stated that Chima has been a long-time target of their investigations and is believed to have been involved in previous drug seizures. The Commission emphasized that this operation has prevented a large quantity of dangerous drugs from reaching the streets, potentially saving many lives from drug abuse.NACOC reaffirms […]

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NAFDAC DG Raises The Alarm Over Drug Crisis

Director-general of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Professor Mojisola Adeyeye, has raised the alarm over the devastating effects of illicit drug combinations on Nigerian youths, calling for urgent national intervention.This warning is coming on the heels of the BBC report on the use of Tafradol, a mix of Tapentadol and Carisoprodol by youths in the country. At a media briefing yesterday in Lagos, Adeyeye revealed that the Indian government had officially banned Tafradol on February 21, regretting that despite the ban, the drug remains in circulation in Nigeria, wreaking havoc on communities. This substance is destroying lives. Young people use it and become completely unresponsive, almost as if hypnotised. They collapse anywhere – on the streets, in vehicles or even while using their mobile phones,” she stated. The NAFDAC boss said, the agency has […]

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FDA Warns Against Unapproved Postinor-2.

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) of Ghana has issued a warning regarding the circulation of unapproved versions of the emergency contraceptive Postinor-2. This warning comes after reports surfaced about counterfeit or unauthorized variants of the medication being sold in some markets, posing serious health risks to consumers.The FDA emphasized that only the officially registered Postinor-2, which meets safety and efficacy standards, should be used. They urged the public to be vigilant and to purchase medications only from licensed pharmacies and healthcare providers. The authority is committed to ensuring that safe and effective medications are available to the public and is working to clamp down on illegal and unapproved products in the market.The FDA's alert highlights the importance of proper medication management and consumer awareness, especially concerning reproductive health products.

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