We’re not mandated to oversee products making spiritual claims – FDA reacts to Hajia Bintu ‘kayamata’ advert
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We're in the 21st century and people still believe shit nonsense? What a sad country we live in? ohhh naaa
The question is, are those products real and in the market? If yes, are they approved by FDA?
Have you read the text or about to read? It is not the FDA mandate to approved products with spiritual nature. Kindly direct your queries to Traditional Medicines Directorate of Min. Of Health.
Blackman, the question is this, if someone is selling a product to the public, with spiritual claims and there is a toxic or harmful substance or chemical, let's say, arsenic or mercury in it, is the FDA saying, that person i ...
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Youth of today, don't ever forget fella makafui. She was promoting slimming tea with a near perfect body only for the hubby to tell us that she's gone for a skin job. Hmmm
This girl is also a fake ass niggar
Pls tell Bawumia to apply hajia bintus kayamatu to the whole of his body anytime he goes out. Ghanaian will definitely forget all his lies and vote for him.