According to the agency, the list was compiled after surveillance, public complaints, and mop-up operations across markets, factories, and warehouses in several states. The counterfeit products cut across food, drinks, drugs, cosmetics, and household items. Some of the items were found to be produced in unhygienic environments without NAFDAC approval, while others were imitations of popular brands.
NAFDAC warned Nigerians to be vigilant and always check for NAFDAC registration numbers, batch numbers, expiry dates, and proper labelling before purchase. The agency said it has shut down the illegal factories, seized fake products, and arrested suspects, adding that prosecution is ongoing. It also urged the public to report suspicious products or manufacturing activities to the nearest NAFDAC office.
God help us.
ReplyDeleteInstead of releasing names, what exactly are they doing to curb this nonsense going on? Madsm Dora, we really miss you and the great work you did. May your soul continue to rest in peace.
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Pink Pussycat capsule hiaaaa
What Is That?
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Hello Iya Boys
It is well with us 🙏🏻
ReplyDeleteAlmost everything most Nigerians use regularly
ReplyDeleteIt's not even funny
Wenti remain again
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Hmmmmm!!!
God abeg ooo
It is finished 😢😢
ReplyDeleteEverything is fake nah
Hmmmmm!!!
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We no go kuku chop be that,because even food stuff is included. How we wan take know fake food stuff like this? Goil and red oil is easy to detect na the other food stuff dey blur me like this.
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