🚨 Did you know that expired drugs and dangerous substances can still make it through our ports? The Nigeria Customs Service recently intercepted an alarming N6.38 billion worth of expired drugs, food items, and security gear at Apapa Port. Comptroller-General Bashir Adeniyi revealed that this operation was part of a robust intelligence-led enforcement strategy. It's a stark reminder of the ongoing battle against illicit goods entering our communities. How often do we consider what’s hidden behind the scenes in our supply chains? Let's stay vigilant and support efforts that protect public health and safety! Read more here: https://dailypost.ng/2026/03/10/customs-intercepts-n6-38bn-expired-drugs-codeine-security-gear-at-apapa/ #PublicHealth #NigeriaCustoms #SafetyFirst #ExpiredGoods #ImportRegulations

🌍 Have you ever wondered how regulatory hurdles impact import businesses? The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has just announced a significant decision: the temporary approval for the use of expired NAFDAC licenses for imports. This move comes as importers have faced considerable challenges in validating or renewing their licenses, particularly with the technical issues on the B’Odogwu platform since December 2025. It’s fascinating to see how quickly regulations can adapt to support businesses during difficult times. As someone who values smooth trade processes, I believe this step will ease the burden for importers and maintain the flow of essential goods in the market. What are your thoughts on this development? Read more about it here: https://www.channelstv.com/2026/01/28/cbn-approves-temporary-use-of-expired-nafdac-licenses-for-imports/ #CBN #NAFDAC #ImportRegulations #BusinessSupport #TradeNews