Arrangement of Sections
1. National Drug Formulary and Essential Drugs List
2. Prohibition of importation, etc., of drugs not in the List
3. Importation, etc., of drugs not in the List
4. Establishment of Review Committee and membership
5. Functions of Review Committee
6. Tenure of office of members of the Review Committee
7. Pharmaceutical companies, etc
10. Removal of drug from the List
11. Information for guidance of medical practitioners, etc
15. Drugs used in allergic disorders.
17. Drugs used for cancer chemotherapy.
18. Immunological products. 19.Diagnostic agents.
An Act to prescribe a National Drug Formulary and Essential Drugs List and to prohibit importation into and manufacture in Nigeria of any drug not in the List.
[1989 No. 43.]
[13 th December, 1989]
[Commencement.]
1. National Drug Formulary and Essential Drugs List
There is hereby prescribed for the Federal Republic of Nigeria a National Drug For- mulary and Essential Drugs List as specified in the First Schedule to this Act (hereinafter referred to as “the List”).
[First Schedule.]
Prohibition of importation, etc., of drugs not in the List
2. Prohibition on importation, etc., of drugs not in the List
No person shall import into, advertise, display for sale, sell or manufacture in Nigeria any drug which is not contained in the List.
3. Importation, etc., of drugs not in the List
he may, on the recommendation of the appropriate body, permit the importation or manu- facture of such drug and the inclusion of such drug in the List.
4. Establishment of Review Committee and membership
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