The agency warned the public about the dangers of using the counterfeit condom brand.
The NAFDAC boss warned that AMR leads to treatment failures, prolonged illnesses, higher mortality rates, and increased risks during medical procedures.
The destruction took place at the Moniya dumpsite in Ibadan.
Mr Azikiwe advised consumers of drinks and packaged foods to always look out for NAFDAC registration numbers on such products.
Mr Anani said the command had strengthened relations with sister agencies.
The director noted that the seizure prevented 500,000 Nigerians from taking the counterfeit anti-malaria medicine.
Mr Bello also charged them to respect consumers’ rights and refrain from deceptive or unfair business practices.
The controller described the handover as a milestone in Nigeria’s fight against fake and counterfeit products.
Mr Tinubu said the achievement reinforced Nigeria’s credibility as a trusted player in global health security and pandemic preparedness.
Mr Ibrahim explained that the agency’s investigation uncovered six suspects involved in the distribution and unregulated use of bleaching creams.
