…the individual’s health. Children, pregnant women, older people and those living with chronic illnesses may be particularly vulnerable to certain harmful exposures. The difficulty is that consumers may not immediately recognise the connection between a product and their symptoms. Some counterfeit goods look convincing…

…living in Nigeria, we’re in very big trouble. And the fact that you might not have any chronic illness or any health issue might have just been pure luck all along or just God’s grace,” she said. According to her, the chances of Nigerians using more than 10 fake products are high, given the prevalence of counterfeit go…

…health. It increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, kidney disease and other chronic illnesses that reduce productivity, increase healthcare costs and place additional burdens on families and the health system,” Dada said.Many university students, she noted, depend on inexpensive processed meals, consume large quan…