Nigeria, May 12 -- The association sounded the warning on Monday in Abuja during a one-day capacity-building training for oncology pharmacists ahead of its maiden 2026 biennial scientific conference.

More than 100 oncology pharmacists took part in the exercise, which focused on strengthening professional expertise and aligning cancer treatment procedures with international safety standards.

OPPAN stressed the urgent need for stricter enforcement of global safety guidelines, improved professional training and greater investment in specialised oncology pharmacy services to curb medication errors, toxic exposure and treatment-related complications.

National Chairman of OPPAN, Mrs. Ijeoma Okwesileze, averred that the practical training wa...