The police command in Ondo has arrested 14 suspects in connection with the sale and consumption of alcoholic drinks linked to the deaths of 29 people in Odigbo council area.
Mrs Adeyeye urged the volunteers to remain available and disciplined.
The NAFDAC boss described the open drug market system operated across the country as chaotic, poorly regulated and illegal.
The report assessed 1,480 PHCs across 277 local government areas in Nigeria.
The commissioner said 36 blood and urine samples had been collected for laboratory analysis.
Mr Ven-Bawa appreciated the good working relationship between the assembly and the agency.
The council also sealed eight pharmacies, 352 patent medicine stores, and 437 illegal outlets.
The FCT mandate secretary, Dr Dolapo Fasawe, said the task force would remain operational as long as women continued giving birth in the territory.
Ms Fasawe said two deaths were recorded among the five confirmed cases.
The partnership is projected to accelerate medical progress for West African obstetric fistula patients.
