Tobacco Control: Nigerian Govt Urged To Learn From New Zealand, South Africa
The federal government has been asked to learn from the contrasting experiences of New Zealand and South Africa in its ...
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10 Years After, Nigeria Fails To Enforce Tobacco Control Act
Ten years after signing the National Tobacco Control Act, the federal government has yet to implement the law. The law, ...
Stakeholders Seek More Funding As Nigeria’s Tobacco Control Fund Rises To N10m
Protecting and Activating Communities Against Tobacco (PACT), Lagos hub, has called for increased funding to enhance the enforcement of tobacco ...
NGO Seeks More Funding As Nigeria’s Tobacco Control Fund Rises To N10m
Protecting and Activating Communities Against Tobacco (PACT), Lagos hub, has called for increased funding to enhance the enforcement of tobacco ...
Tobacco: NTCA, CAPPA Advocate For Stronger Regulations To Protect Public Health
The National Tobacco Control Alliance (NTCA) and the Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) have called on the federal ...
NTCA Seeks Implementation Of Graphic Health Warnings On Tobacco Products
The Nigeria Tobacco Control Alliance (NTCA) has called for implementing Graphic Health Warnings (GHWs) on all tobacco products. The chairman ...
Gombe Promises Stricter Regulations, Higher Taxes On Tobacco Sales
To mitigate the harmful effects of tobacco consumption, the Gombe State Ministry of Trade and Industry has pledged to increase ...
Smoking: Why Implementation Of Tobacco Control Act Is Crucial
Nine years after the National Tobacco Control Act was signed into law by former president, Goodluck Jonathan, the law is ...
Rise In Tobacco Use Among Youths Worries Kano Govt
The Kano State government has expressed concern over the increasing consumption of cigarettes among youths. Dr. Labaran Yusuf, the state ...
Experts Want Children Protected From Tobacco Use, Exposure
Experts have called on parents and teachers to protect children against the use of tobacco and exposure to its harmful ...
