# Major Recall Alert: Unregistered Fair Child Soap Circulating in Nigerian Markets
On **October 17, 2025**, the **National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC)** issued a critical public alert regarding the circulation of **unregistered Fair Child Soap** in Nigerian markets. The recall is due to **safety and regulatory non-compliance** that poses a potential health risk to consumers.
This blog post provides everything you need to know about the recall, why it’s important, what actions to take, and how to stay informed about future product recalls efficiently.
## Why This Recall is Important
Product recalls like this are not just about regulatory compliance—they are about protecting public health and ensuring consumer safety. Here’s why this alert requires attention:
- **Lack of NAFDAC Certification**: Products without registration by NAFDAC have not undergone proper safety evaluations, making them a potential risk.
- **Health Hazards**: Unregistered products may contain harmful contaminants, allergens, or unsafe ingredients that could lead to serious health concerns.
- **Widespread Impact**: The unregistered Fair Child Soap is reportedly circulating in various Nigerian markets, increasing the likelihood of consumer exposure to unsafe goods.
- **Legal Implications**: Selling or purchasing unregistered products violates Nigerian food and drug safety laws, which are rigorously enforced by NAFDAC.
Buying such a product could unknowingly compromise your safety or that of your family, which is why immediate action is necessary.
## Details of the Recall
Here’s everything we know so far about the product recall:
- **Product Name**: Fair Child Soap
- **Reason for Recall**: Circulation of unregistered products that fail to comply with NAFDAC safety standards.
- **Health Concerns**: Potential exposure to harmful ingredients or contaminants in an unregulated product.
- **Points of Sale**: The product was found in markets across Nigeria, and its precise distribution channels remain under investigation.
- **Regulatory Actions**: NAFDAC has requested the immediate withdrawal of the product from stores and advised consumers to discontinue use.
For more information, you can access NAFDAC’s official advisory here: [Public Alert No. 20/2025](https://nafdac.gov.ng/public-alert-no-20-2025-alert-on-the-report-of-unregistered-fair-child-soap-circulating-in-nigerian-markets/).
## What You Should Do
To ensure your safety and the safety of your loved ones, take the following steps:
- **Check Product Labels**: Look for NAFDAC registration numbers on any soap or personal care products you purchase. If the product lacks this certification, do not use it.
- **Stop Using Fair Child Soap**: If you’ve purchased this product, discontinue use immediately to avoid potential exposure to harmful substances.
- **Dispose of Safely**: Discard the product in a way that prevents further circulation or environmental harm.
- **Report to NAFDAC**: If you come across unregistered products like this in the market, report them promptly to NAFDAC via their contact channels or official website.
- **Spread Awareness**: Inform family and friends about the recall to minimize the spread of unsafe products.
## Stay Safe – Get Instant Recall Alerts
Recalls and safety alerts like this one are a wake-up call to be vigilant about the products you use daily. To safeguard your health and stay informed on the go, download the **NAFDAC app** for instant access to:
- Latest recall notifications.
- Updates on unsafe or counterfeit products.
- Verification of NAFDAC-registered items.
- Tools to report suspicious products directly to the authorities.
### Take action today! Download the NAFDAC app now to protect your family’s health.
Staying informed about product safety is key to ensuring peace of mind in an increasingly complex market. For official updates, visit [NAFDAC’s official site](https://nafdac.gov.ng/public-alert-no-20-2025-alert-on-the-report-of-unregistered-fair-child-soap-circulating-in-nigerian-markets/).
Stay aware, stay safe, and help spread the word!
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*Disclaimer: This blog post is for informational purposes only. For further details, refer to NAFDAC's official recall advisory.*