NIGERIA’S NAFDAC NOW A MEMBER OF ICH. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 Nigeria’s NAFDAC now a member of ICH The International Council for Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH) has confirmed Nigeria as a member. Nigeria’s NAFDAC was admitted when the ICH Assembly met in Singapore from 18 to 19 November 2025, during its second in-person meeting this year.  At the same assembly, South Africa’s SAHPRA was also admitted as a member, while DIGEMAPS, the Dominican Republic, and the Philippine FDA were admitted as Observers. The 35-year-old ICH now has 25 Members and 41 Observers.  ICH Membership criteria for national regulatory authorities include implementation of at least the three Tier 1 ICH Guidelines (Q1 Stability Testing Guidelines, Q7 Good Manufacturing Practice Guide for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients, and E6 Good Clinical Practice Guideline), participation in ICH biannual meetings, and a plan for implementing all ICH Guidelines.  ICH brings together regulatory authorities and the pharmaceu...

LAWYER WEARS PASTORAL ROBE TO ANAMBRA COURT,OFFENDED MAGISTRATE ROSE AND DISMISSED THE COURT. (VIDEO/PHOTOS).


A drama was staged at the Okpoko magistrate court in the Ogbaru Local Government Area, near Onitsha, Anambra State, on Thursday, when proceedings were disrupted as a lawyer, identified as Ogbachalu Goshen, appeared in court dressed in full priest robes, looking like a reverend.

The court proceedings, presided by Her Worship CB Mbaegbu, were on until a matter was called up and Goshen announced his appearance as a defence counsel.

When the Magistrate told him he cannot appear and address the court in that regalia, he objected, citíng the recent Supreme Court judgement that gave female students the backing to wear hijab in public schools as a precedent.

As the Magistrate stood her ground that he cannot appear in her court in that mode of dressing, Goshen also insìsted that it was his right and that the objection by the Magistrate was an infríngęmeńt on his fundamental rights as enshríned in Section 38 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

As the arguments continued with both the Magistrate and the lawyer refúsing to shift ground, the Magistrate rose, thereby forcing the court to dísmiss immediately.

This is coming days after colleague appeared like ‘Jujú Príest’ in Abuja and Lagos courts.
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