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NAFDAC Warns Nigeria Is Becoming a Local Manufacturing Hub for Counterfeit Goods
Nigeria’s counterfeit goods crisis is taking a more dangerous turn as criminal networks increasingly shift from importing fake products into the country to manufacturing and distributing them locally. The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) warned in September 2026 that foreign criminal...
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NAFDAC Warns Nigeria Is Becoming a Local Manufacturing Hub for Counterfeit Goods
Nigeria’s counterfeit goods crisis is taking a more dangerous turn as criminal networks increasingly shift from importing fake products into...
80,000 Youths Targeted for Skills Training, but Jobs Data Remain Unclear
The Federal Government’s youth skills programme has set its sights on training up to 80,000 young Nigerians, but conflicting official...
Atiku Questions Tinubu’s Borrowing as Nigeria’s Debt Hits ₦166.79tn
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has questioned the Federal Government’s borrowing strategy as Nigeria’s public debt rose to ₦166.79 trillion...
NELFUND Graduates Can Leave School With a Loan and No Job
For a young Nigerian who spends years trying to get through university, the Nigerian Education Loan Fund can remove one...
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