Weak control, poor funding of regulatory agencies have led to drug abuse crisis

[vvideo code=”YRBS44FW” autoplay=”yes”] The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN) and the Nigeria Representative of Overseas Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (NIROPHARM) have blamed weak regulatory control and extremely poor funding of regulatory agencies for the ongoing drug abuse crisis in the country. Immediate

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