₦airaland Forum

MasterJayJay:
The problem with 9ja security agencies is that they lack common sense.. They use an opportunity to oppress people. Wetin concern pvc pipe and fake drugs? Tailoring materials na drugs too?

And NAFDAC doesn't look organized. A day is enough for the raid and removal of fake drugs. Why are the markets still shut down for more than a week?

Atlantis585:
Just Dey there na.

10 years from now that matter go settle and Igbo will become official language for school and business in Lagos.

I for ask if you or ya family still get any land remaining wen ona wan sell me but then I realized you are not even from my city of Lagos.

You don buy market and you must collect this beautiful Sunday morning, ediot.

Atlantis585:
Soon Lagos will become the 6th state of your global developers as you and your people have almost finished selling all your landed inheritance in Lagos to them.

And speaking of drug lords, we have one convicted drug baron from your region who smashed, grabbed and ran with stolen presidential mandate using his drug money.

Case of pesin wey live for glass house dey throw stones. E don land for ya head na.

Non-entity!

Dalohad:
Would have loved to the see the drugs pictured inside the plumbing materials, not in Nylon bags as pictured.

Kobojunkie:
Are you people OK in the head at all? 😩😩😩😩😩😩

Yobabad:
. Don't mind them, We Yoruba Muslims will no longer beg them for unity and one Nigeria again, the should go have their Biafra

Yobabad:
I don't think this will still stop Yoruba Muslims from beging for unity and one Nigeria, this guy's are unity begars

betnedge:
Please don't turn this into a tribal fight. This country needs peace and not division.

However, the agency noted that its search was intelligence-led, adding that it revealed large quantities of illicit pharmaceuticals, the anti-drug agency revealed in a statement shared on X handle on Saturday.

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has announced a shocking discovery of prohibited drugs concealed within plumbing materials shops at the Onitsha Bridgehead Drug Market.

The agency in a statement shared in on X handle on Saturday, said that it seized two trailer loads of "unregistered narcotics, banned tramadol, and counterfeit drugs hidden in these shops".

SaharaReporters had reported that traders in the market had accused NAFDAC of targeting non-drug sections during the operation.

However, the agency noted that its search was intelligence-led, adding that it revealed large quantities of illicit pharmaceuticals, the anti-drug agency revealed in a statement shared on X handle on Saturday.

The operation was conducted with heightened security measures due to a past incident three years ago where NAFDAC officials and police officers were attacked while conducting a similar raid.

The agency said the success of the operation was attributed to the support of the National Security Adviser (NSA).

The ongoing exercise has led to the discovery of illicit drugs worth billions of naira.

"Without the support of the National Security Adviser (NSA), the progress made in this operation would not have been possible.

"The ongoing exercise has so far led to the discovery of illicit drugs worth billions of naira.

The market, comprising multiple buildings and shops, operates as a hub for repackaging and revalidating expired medicines under false claims, before selling to unsuspecting consumers.

"Since the enforcement operation began over a week ago, NAFDAC has removed at least 10 fully loaded 40-foot trucks of fake, substandard, and adulterated drugs from the market, some falsely claiming NAFDAC approval," the statement noted.

In response to the discovery, the Chairman of the Onitsha Building Materials Traders Association, Chief Ejiofor Chikodi, announced stringent measures to deter such practices in the future.

"Shop owners found in possession of counterfeit drugs will face a hefty fine of N500,000," Chikodi said.

In a startling discovery, NAFDAC uncovered prohibited drugs hidden inside PLUMBING MATERIALS SHOPS at the Onitsha Bridgehead Drug Market.

Officials seized two trailer loads of unregistered narcotics, banned tramadol, and counterfeit drugs concealed within these shops. pic.twitter.com/jJZy9oxSeN

— NAFDAC NIGERIA (@NafdacAgency) February 22, 2025

PHIPEX:
You
You saw few pictures and started running your mouth, 1.2 IQ level. That's why politicians easily use ur brain

Tjra:
Obi was there.

He was seated close to the toilet by the exit door.

Ofemannnu:
Hypocrite!
Arthur Eze,the richest Igboman, was there and he donated #500 million naira.
He said it is IBB that made him who he is today.

overall90:
See this idiot.
There is no piece of news that you will not use to insult igbos no matter how remotely connected to igbos.
Most of the people are past presidents and vice presidents and business moguls.
Alex Ekwueme would have been there if he is alive.
Arthur Eze was there and he shelved out 500 million.
Your father that has charisma why was he not invited.

Mod:Obi was there.oya go hang yourself

kettykin:
There is hope for the Igbo boys in Dubai prison and India , all they need to do is forfeit $400,000 to the government of the country, relocate to Nigeria, join a political party , make fortune as a governor of a state and some day go for the presidency of Nigeria. There is a lot of hope for the drug mule than for a ritualist or boko haram fighter.

Shivisee1:
Where are pandoro people to come and see leaders! Not their market agulu clown in his black attire fond of always grandstanding on lambas to full his gullible IPOBs retards to badmouth Nigeria.

Goodmarlian:
Nigeria happened to them no jobs,no motivation ,no opportunities only the wise and brave can survive.

Noblechykk:
Very commendable. One day, it will be your turn

od501:
Na inferiority complex dey worry una.

Kewekubosineh:
He never said so. Check your facts.

Moreze:
.if truely I may ask u do have something u are doing.. Get something doing for God sake this 2025 not all the time bashing a particular tribe