Ten suspects in Aba, the commercial city of Abia State are in the net of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control over adulterated beverages as the agency shut down the Cemetery Market in the area.

The Director, South-East Zone of NAFDAC, Martins Iluyomade, disclosed this to newsmen, on Tuesday, during the raid of the market which began on Monday, stating that the suspects in the Cemetery Market occupied over 240 shops meant for traders which they turned into production centres for large scale adulteration of beverages and drugs.

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May God deliver us from the hands of developers

How many people will they poison, kill and give terminal sickness so they can buy Range Rover

Adulteration is much in Nigeria these days

Ginik:
Adulteration is much in Nigeria these days

Where please? We all have a duty to assist NAFDAC in this fight. It's killing genuine businesses. This is partly why some businesses will not invest in Igboland because they can't create a brand, push to market successfully and when the time to reap from their investments come, fake and adulterated versions start taking up your market share and ultimately cause loss of consumer confidence in the genuine brand. It's a very pathetic state to be as an upright investor competing with criminals who adulterate your brand products.


In the past, those unpatriotic elements in Aba would have even resisted NAFDAC from enforcing the sealing of the crime scene until reinforcements arrive but now they can't face NAFDAC again and I believe it's partly because most of the kingpins must have been apprehended or on the run before NAFDAC swooped on their accomplices cum foot soldiers.

Ginik:
Adulteration is much in Nigeria these days

The people into this are from one part of the country.
Fake foods and drugs, fake products and importation of fake electronics and spare parts