A man has raised alarm about the prevalence of fake medication in Nigeria.
Mahmdu Ribadu took to X to issue a warning after a conversation he claims he had with a medical doctor.
He wrote: "I know fake drugs in Nigeria is a problem, but what I heard today from a very reliable doctor, really scared me and made me sad. They found fake chemotherapy drips that was essentially water being administered to patients."
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