The Director, South-East Zone of NAFDAC, Martins Iluyomade, disclosed this to journalists on Tuesday during a raid of the market which began on Monday.

He said the suspects in Cemetery Market occupy over 240 shops meant for traders which they turned into production centres for large-scale adulteration of beverages and drugs.

“What’s happening here at Cemetery Market, Aba is worse than Boko Haram. We saw how many shops were converted into manufacturing centres for all manner of wines, expensive drinks, and revalidation of the expiry date of products.

“We have the cooperation of the state government and so far we have discovered 240 shops used for this illegal manufacturing of fake consumables and about 10 persons have been arrested and the arrests are still ongoing”, he said and ordered the temporary shutdown of the market.

He disclosed that the agency got information about the illegal activities involving adulteration of known beverage brands in the market by a large number of persons in the market, stating that after doing some background checks, the agency discovered that “horrendous things” were happening there, and decided to carry out the operation without involving its Abia office.

He added, “Four trailers cannot carry the fake products we moved out from here. It shows the extent we have gone so bad as a country and the extent of dangers these people are creating.

“No wonder we have all manners of health issues and the funny thing is that we use our money to buy this evil. Our Director-General is not leaving any stone unturned in getting rid of fake products in our market.

“I will suggest that this market be shut down for now until we sanitise this market for a while. We have written to appropriate authorities to that effect and we think it is the right thing to do because when people are around, everywhere is rowdy.”

Reacting, the Coalition of South-East Youth Leaders frowned at the development, describing it as “man’s inhumanity to man”, advising that the matter must not be treated with kid gloves.
SOURCE
https://nigerianstreet.com/2023/12/16/nafdac-busts-illegal-factories-manufacturing-fake-wines-and-drugs-in-aba-abia-state/



Watch video below:

https://youtube.com/shorts/_CjYPXfBEls?si=IYhZLnbmCqE6xexJ

Good job,nafdac...

Owambe for coneheaded structures

How can you be selling fake drugs to a Sick patience.

You need to be receiving Salary from the devil

Na real evra

You cannot train an old dog a new skill.

It is common in aba. Ethanol moves there like mad as at 2019

😳 Ndi Aba and fake products are on the beat.These people are very heartless and will do anything to make money even at the detriment of the lives of others.
Very wicked set of people.Aba people!!
Imagine over 240 shops selling fake and adulterated products to the public, and happily collecting their money.

Lagos state computer village comes second in times of defrauding the public with fake iPhones and phone accessories

kcprince:
It is common in aba. Ethanol moves there like mad as at 2019

Not surprised all. Ipobīåns are well known for this. Shame on them and the skull miners

Illicits:
How can you be selling fake drugs to a Sick patience.

You need to be receiving Salary from the devil

try to tell them what they are doing is bad,they will say you hate them....
even devil is still learning from this people....

When the original company will fold up and leave the country, this same cone head people will come and blame buhari that tinubu destroy the economy

HisSexcellency:
The Director, South-East Zone of NAFDAC, Martins Iluyomade, disclosed this to journalists on Tuesday during a raid of the market which began on Monday.

He said the suspects in Cemetery Market occupy over 240 shops meant for traders which they turned into production centres for large-scale adulteration of beverages and drugs.

“What’s happening here at Cemetery Market, Aba is worse than Boko Haram. We saw how many shops were converted into manufacturing centres for all manner of wines, expensive drinks, and revalidation of the expiry date of products.

“We have the cooperation of the state government and so far we have discovered 240 shops used for this illegal manufacturing of fake consumables and about 10 persons have been arrested and the arrests are still ongoing”, he said and ordered the temporary shutdown of the market.

He disclosed that the agency got information about the illegal activities involving adulteration of known beverage brands in the market by a large number of persons in the market, stating that after doing some background checks, the agency discovered that “horrendous things” were happening there, and decided to carry out the operation without involving its Abia office.

He added, “Four trailers cannot carry the fake products we moved out from here. It shows the extent we have gone so bad as a country and the extent of dangers these people are creating.

“No wonder we have all manners of health issues and the funny thing is that we use our money to buy this evil. Our Director-General is not leaving any stone unturned in getting rid of fake products in our market.

“I will suggest that this market be shut down for now until we sanitise this market for a while. We have written to appropriate authorities to that effect and we think it is the right thing to do because when people are around, everywhere is rowdy.”

Reacting, the Coalition of South-East Youth Leaders frowned at the development, describing it as “man’s inhumanity to man”, advising that the matter must not be treated with kid gloves.
SOURCE
https://nigerianstreet.com/2023/12/16/nafdac-busts-illegal-factories-manufacturing-fake-wines-and-drugs-in-aba-abia-state/



Watch video below:

https://youtube.com/shorts/_CjYPXfBEls?si=IYhZLnbmCqE6xexJ

Fake tribe nothing real come from them.

People's kidney don finish. People should be mindful of what they take, days are evil