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Regulation and Control of Veterinary Pharmaceuticals (A Case Study of AgroVet Nigeria Ltd)

Oriaku Ugochi Linda, Oriaku Nzubechi Augustine, Steven Chinwendu Queenette, Oyebode David Oluwasegun

Abstract

This study investigates the regulatory landscape and internal control systems governing veterinary pharmaceuticals at AgroVet Nigeria Ltd. Findings indicate that while 50% of respondents viewed existing frameworks as effective, challenges like limited regulatory capacity and inadequate infrastructure remain. The study concludes that robust internal controls contribute positively to operational efficiency and recommends that authorities intensify monitoring and enforcement.

Keywords

Veterinary pharmaceuticalsRegulationAgroVet Nigeriainternal controlanimal health

References

Adebowale, T. (2020). Internal control systems in veterinary pharmaceutical distribution in Nigeria. Eze, C., & Nwafor, P. (2019). Compliance and challenges in veterinary pharmaceutical management. NAFDAC. (2020). Guidelines for the regulation of veterinary medicines in Nigeria.

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