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NAFDAC has warned medicine dealers in Imo State against altering labels or expiry dates to return expired medicines to circulation.
The warning was delivered at a workshop in Owerri on November 6, where the agency raised concerns about counterfeit products, unsafe distribution practices and supplies obtained from questionable sources.
NAFDAC Director-General Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, represented by South-East Zonal Director Dr Festus Ukadike, said commercial interests must not take priority over human lives.
The agency warned that operators involved in falsifying medicines or expiry information could face closure, product forfeiture and prosecution.
Participants were also urged to buy through authorised channels, maintain proper storage conditions and report suspected adverse reactions or product-quality problems through the MedSafety app.
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