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Nigerian Public Alert 86: NAFDAC Notifies on Seizure of Suspected Substandard and Falsified BPPL Artemether/Lumefantrine 80mg/480mg
Nigerian Public Alert 86: The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) is notifying healthcare providers, importers, distributors, retailers, Patent and Proprietary Medicine Vendors (PPMVs), and the general public of the seizure of a suspected Substandard and Falsified (SF) antimalarial medicine, Artemether/Lumefantrine 80mg/480mg, purportedly manufactured by Bandaram Pharma Packleh Ltd (BPPL), India.
Nigerian Public Alert 85: NAFDAC Notifies on Suspected Counterfeit ORACIRE+ Toothpaste
Nigerian Public Alert 85: The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) is informing the public of the circulation of a suspected counterfeit toothpaste product, ORACIRE+ TOOTHPASTE, which is being distributed in Nigeria under the guise of the registered ORACARE+ Toothpaste.
What next after US terror financiers list? By Punch Editorial Board on July 6, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 65
What next after US terror financiers list? By Punch Editorial Board on July 6, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 65
IF the available evidence is any guide, foreign governments seem to have more resolve than the Nigerian authorities in confronting terrorism on Nigerian soil.
Foreign intelligence services identify terror financiers, provide actionable intelligence and, in some instances, even participate in eliminating high-value terrorist targets. Yet Nigeria’s response too often appears hesitant, inconsistent or altogether absent.
Joshua Ibanga: The unending scourge of police brutality By Punch Editorial Board on July 7, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 64
Joshua Ibanga: The unending scourge of police brutality By Punch Editorial Board on July 7, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 64
THE Delta State Police Command is in the news again, and for all the wrong reasons. Once more, officers are accused of taking a human life with chilling brutality.
This time, the victim is Joshua Ibanga, popularly known as Amadi. He was allegedly chased into a river and stoned to death, a killing so barbaric that it belongs in the annals of mob justice, not in the conduct of officers sworn to uphold the law.
Nigeria’s soaring childbirth costs By Punch Editorial Board on July 19, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 63
Nigeria’s soaring childbirth costs By Punch Editorial Board on July 19, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 63
NOTHING exposes the deepening crisis in Nigeria’s healthcare system more painfully than the soaring cost of childbirth. Across the country, couples who should be celebrating the arrival of a new baby are instead plunged into financial distress.
Let Oriire be Nigeria’s last mass kidnapping By Punch Editorial Board on July 22, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 62
Let Oriire be Nigeria’s last mass kidnapping By Punch Editorial Board on July 22, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 62
TWO weeks on, Nigerians are still celebrating the rescue of 46 pupils, teachers and other school personnel abducted from schools in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State. However, this should not become another fleeting moment of relief before the country resigns itself to the next tragedy. If anything, the horrifying episode should serve as a watershed in Nigeria’s battle against mass abductions.
NELFund: Universities acting in bad faith By Punch Editorial Board on July 28, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 61
NELFund: Universities acting in bad faith By Punch Editorial Board on July 28, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 61
THE refusal of some universities to refund school fees already paid by parents and students after the Nigerian Education Loan Fund subsequently settled the same tuition is an act of bad faith. It undermines one of the Federal Government’s most important interventions in higher education and betrays the trust of students and their families. It must end.