Top Tweets for #SaveNAFDAC

about 1 month ago

Counterfeit medicines are manufactured by criminals, but weak regulatory systems create the environment in which they flourish. Time for mama to bow out!!! #SaveNAFDAC #FixNAFDAC

Official_Isaaco's tweet photo. Counterfeit medicines are manufactured by criminals, but weak regulatory systems create the environment in which they flourish.

Time for mama to bow out!!! #SaveNAFDAC #FixNAFDAC https://t.co/EroKmxZ5gz

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Olatunde Isaac

@Official_Isaaco

about 1 month ago

Counterfeit medicines are manufactured by criminals, but weak regulatory systems create the environment in which they flourish. Time for mama to bow out!!! #SaveNAFDAC

Woye

@woye1

about 1 month ago

NAFDAC decentralisation: Nigeria should be consistent with its move toward devolution. @NafdacAgency -(a): TIME FOR @DGatNAFDAC to BOW OUT. 1: Just as we are debating State Police and already have State Electricity Regulatory Commissions, states should be empowered to establish their own food, drug and consumer-safety regulatory agencies, operating within national standards set by NAFDAC. 2: Today, food and drugs remain under the Exclusive Legislative List, so this requires constitutional/legal reform. 3: My proposal: -(a): National Assembly should amend the relevant laws to enable states to establish state-level regulatory agencies. @NGRSenate @HouseNGR @SenGodswill @Speaker_Abbas -(b): Rather than NAFDAC trying to maintain offices across 774 LGAs, let states take greater responsibility for regulation closer to their people. -(c): I am amending my earlier tweets. 4: NAFDAC should remain the national standard-setting, coordination and enforcement authority, while states handle appropriate local regulatory functions. 5: The NAFDAC law, whose origin dates to Decree No. 15 of 1993, should be reviewed to reflect today’s realities. 6: The @nigerian_reform should urgently review outdated laws across sectors. -(a): Our legal framework must evolve with society. @fmojustice @LOFagbemi 7: I commend the @DGatNAFDAC for the work done under her leadership, particularly strengthening the agency’s financial sustainability. -(a): But institutions also need renewal. -(b): April 29, 2001, the DG NAFDAC informed the Senate Committee Finance under @Sen_AdeolaYAYI that the agency COULD CONVENIENTLY EXIT THE FEDERAL BUDGET to the extent of overheads as well as capital provisions. -(c): Excellent job done by the DG NAFDAC 8: However, the situation is very bad now, so we must change our strategy to rid our society from fake drugs, Mr President @officialABAT -(a): it is time to appoint a new DG with a fresh mandate. @muhammadpate @SalakoIziaq 9: Nigeria cannot preach devolution in security and electricity while insisting on absolute centralisation in every other sector. 10: Let the states carry more responsibility—and more accountability. They have money from fuel subsidy removal @NGFSecretariat

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Olatunde Isaac

@Official_Isaaco

about 1 month ago

Nigeria does not lack laws on food and drug safety. The deeper question is whether our regulatory institutions consistently translate those laws into protection for ordinary Nigerians. #SaveNAFDAC #SayNotoFakeDrugs

Official_Isaaco's tweet photo. Nigeria does not lack laws on food and drug safety. The deeper question is whether our regulatory institutions consistently translate those laws into protection for ordinary Nigerians.
#SaveNAFDAC #SayNotoFakeDrugs https://t.co/9wlcCfguy0

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