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Newspaper from 2004/01/23

NAFDAC has warned nursing and expectant mothers to avoid using fake baby products that can cause skin infections and irritation. The products, which are deliberately mislabeled and do not carry NAFDAC registration numbers or complete addresses of the manufacturers, are being sold in the market. Consumers are advised to only buy genuine products and report any suspicious activity to the authorities. Meanwhile, two companies, May & Baker and De-United, are competing in the market with their new brands of instant noodles. In 2006, there were several incidents of collapsed buildings in Lagos, highlighting the importance of consumer safety and awareness.

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NAFDAC has warned nursing and expectant mothers to avoid using fake baby products that can cause skin infections and irritation. The products, which are deliberately mislabeled and do not carry NAFDAC registration numbers or complete addresses of the manufacturers, are being sold in the market. Consumers are advised to only buy genuine products and report any suspicious activity to the authorities. Meanwhile, two companies, May & Baker and De-United, are competing in the market with their new brands of instant noodles. In 2006, there were several incidents of collapsed buildings in Lagos, highlighting the importance of consumer safety and awareness.

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