Group warns against tobacco industry still targeting Nigerian youths despite control laws
The group warned that despite years of tobacco control campaigns and existing laws, Nigerian adolescents remain vulnerable to nicotine addiction ...
The group warned that despite years of tobacco control campaigns and existing laws, Nigerian adolescents remain vulnerable to nicotine addiction ...
Retail sales reached more than 23 billion units in 2024, marking an increase of more than 50 per cent compared ...
The global body said as many as 25 per cent of tobacco farmers are affected by green tobacco sickness, a ...
Tobacco has grave consequences on the health of both the users and people around the users who inhale the smoke.
The carbon monoxide from cigarettes carries anywhere between 4,000 and 7,000 chemical compounds and more than 60 of them carcinogenic.
Cigarettes will no longer be sold in sticks but in packs only to people above 18 years.
The World Health Organisation revealed that tobacco kills over seven million people annually.
The ban will also affect tobacco advertising. The Niger State Government has forwarded a bill to ban smoking in public ...
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