
NAFDAC Alarms Over Minors' Alcohol Access After Survey Shows 54% Buy Themselves
Nigeria's NAFDAC has raised an alarm following a survey revealing that 54% of minors purchase alcohol themselves, citing increased availability and consumption as factors worsening access among youths.
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Alcohol ban in small pack sizes to reduce underage drinking – NAFDAC
The NAFDAC boss said restricting access to sachets and small-volume bottles, which could be easily concealed, would limit children’s access to alcohol. The post Alcohol ban in small pack sizes to reduce underage drinking – NAFDAC appeared first on Vanguard News.
By Ayobami
Read full article →NAFDAC raises alarm as survey shows 54% of minors buy alcohol themselves
In a statement issued after the briefing, she described alcohol as one of the most widely abused substances among youths, noting that increased availability, production, importation and consumption across age groups have worsened access among minors. The post NAFDAC raises alarm as survey shows 54% of minors buy alcohol themselves appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
By Fortune Eromonsele
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