In a shocking video shared by the agency, inspectors raided a local warehouse and found cartons of suspected fake Parago candies that were reportedly imported from China and cleverly hidden among stacks of rice bags under a massive tarpaulin.
To make matters even shadier, the importers tried to outsmart officials by packing the sweets inside boxes falsely labelled "Toy with Candy" right next to original cartons.
Imagine!
Imagine!
If not that they just enjoy being wicked, why not use the time that was used in the production of these ''fine" fake products into making real ones that will benefit everyone? May they be judged.
ReplyDeleteI wonder 🤔. Anything for easy money that will eventually cost people their lives . God help us in this country
DeleteIf not that they just enjoy being wicked, why not use the time that was used in the production of these ''fine" fake products into making real ones that will benefit everyone? May they be judged.
ReplyDeleteWickedness and the quest for quick money.
DeleteGood move
ReplyDeleteChai, this is so wrong. How did they beat our border? The immigration needs to wake up to their duties.
ReplyDeleteThe same way they beat their own borders.
DeleteNa real Toy with Candy,e don reach make una dey produce fake parago now ba?Una go soon produce fake baba blue.
ReplyDeleteThese wicked people will not kill us🤦♀️
ReplyDeleteThis is wickedness
ReplyDeleteYou have the money and resources to produce an authentic product, why go for a fake one
But why are Nigerians like this?
ReplyDeleteThis is pure wickedness
ReplyDeleteMay God help us in this country