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We have 2,000 staff for 240m Nigerians, NAFDAC boss decries manpower shortage

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NAFDAC boss decries severe manpower shortage, stating the agency needs 5,000 additional staff to effectively regulate products for 240 million Nigerians. Read More: https://punchng.com/we-have-2000-staff-for-240m-nigerians-nafdac-boss-decries-manpower-shortage/

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