.NafdacAgency Denies Approving Any Herbal Medicine For Treatment Of COVID19 | Sahara Reporters Director of Public Affairs of the agency said a drug could only be certified for use after going through clinical trials. READ MORE:
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control has denied approving any herbal medicine for the treatment of COVID-19.
He said, “There is a procedure for everything, we are talking about human lives here, people cannot just put together concoction and expect people to consume it just like that. So far the herbal mixture will be for public consumption due diligence must be followed."Science is one, it does not tell lies; even if the son of the NAFDAC DG brings herbal product and the laboratory has failed it, we cannot go ahead and register it.
Meanwhile the NAFDAC DG, Prof Mojisola Adeyeye, in a statement, titled ‘Approval for listing status by national agency for food and drug administration and control,’ said the agency was processing 2 herbal medicinal products for “safe to use” or listing status.
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