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Al Jazeera reports Nigeria’s online market is amplifying unverified herbal remedies to wide audiences through social platforms.
Doctors warn self-medication from online herbal products is contributing to late hospital visits and worse outcomes.
The term 'algorithmic apothecary' describes an online marketplace that promotes remedies with little scientific backing.
Nigeria’s herbal market grows, but weak online enforcement allows unverified products to spread widely.
NAFDAC notes enforcement is difficult due to sellers often listing fake or incomplete addresses online.
Experts say affordability and cultural familiarity keep herbal remedies popular despite risks.
Health officials warn online marketing can mislead consumers with 'miracle' cure claims.
Some patients report adverse reactions, such as asthma-like symptoms after using online remedies.
Regulators say enforcement action has included fines, but scope remains limited online.
Experts call for stronger safeguards and better healthcare access to curb online herbal cures.

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An Al Jazeera investigation found that arms from 51 countries kept entering Israel after the ICJ warning about genocide risk.
Arms from Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Spain continued until the October 2025 ceasefire.
The investigation also found a spike in bullet imports ahead of the Gaza Foundation massacres.
The report frames the broader context of international arms supply around the Gaza war.
The publication notes some exporting countries publicly supported restrictions or embargoes while still supplying arms.
The piece cites the October 2025 ceasefire as the end point for these arms shipments.
The report identifies Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Spain as notable suppliers.
The investigation emphasizes that aid-seekers were shot while collecting food.
Al Jazeera’s coverage includes related clips on BRICS and regional dynamics during the Gaza conflict.
The article highlights the ongoing debate over arms exports during the Gaza war.

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