₦airaland Forum

Afrojuju2017:
Go anywhere in the world, where a majority traders in a market or business district are involved in illegal activity the entire district would be shut down, any traders affected who is not engaged in illegal activities can seek redress in a court.

Rebuker:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/obi-urges-reopening-of-onitsha-markets-affected-by-drug-raid-closure/%3famp


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkhgNp3qeWQ?si=AKsgUzB_9wt00qu1

Rebuker:
What he is actually saying is that those involved in or caught dealing in illegal or fake drugs should be decisively dealt with within the confines of the law. Only the shops belonging to those culprits should be marked for closure, rather than closing the entire market and punishing innocent people who are conducting legitimate business.

Most especially in this economy, it will negatively impact the livelihoods of others doing lawful business in the same market.

In summary, close down the shops of those caught in illegal drug activities and deal with them, but do not shut down the entire market. It’s like punishing innocent people for a crime they know nothing about🙂

PresidObi:
The fight against Igbo business interests is in full swing, but just as always since 1966, they will end up hurting Nigeria and its stuttering economy.

phemmyfour:
Shutting down the market isn't the solution.
Chopping off the head is not the solution to headache

lapintoz:
At least Reno is giving it your people wotowoto

No hiding place for gbajue Pandora.

Paraman:
Do you also caution Yigbodients when they insult the president?

Jaylord12:
You don't need act like them/others.....my humble observation sir

aswani:
It's a deterrent to looking the other way.

If you know someone's bad business is going to compromise your own good one, you will be very vigilant and report them to the authorities as soon as you can garner proof.

Well done NAFDAC, peddling fake drugs is a serious matter.

Everybody mus collect wotowoto over it.

phemmyfour:
It has never worked. They should come up with a better checkmate measures. You can be living with professional armed robber without a clue

MasterJayJay:
The problem with vultures of babablus is that their brains have been vandalized. They can never understand simple English.

Obi is simply saying that sections of markets not connected to fake drug sales or fake products should not be closed.

Here in Aba, the entire Ekumi plaza have been sealed for a week. There are people who sell other products like weavon, clothes, electronics, phones etc in same plaza. They have been denied their daily income for a week and still counting.

gabbytabby:
Thank you for reminding Nigerians that for every single criminals you point finger to there are as many as 20 to 30 of yours and on a 20 to 30 times larger scale.

Unlike you I know the society and manage my expectations accordingly. Instead of you who unintelligently prances around when all you succeed in doing is displaying your lack of common sense.

PresidObi:
The fight against Igbo business interests is in full swing, but just as always since 1966, they will end up hurting Nigeria and its stuttering economy.

simpleseyi:
If dem born him Mama well, let him go and open the market

Dafresh:
those that liked your mumu post are senselesss like U

Sharpsharp00123:
only a sick patient ready to die will use a drug from Igbo

That's a pure death wish

People who make fake tyres n fake drugs even for babies

FSBoperator:
Why e dey pain you that NAFDAC shut down a major couterfieting and fake drug hub?

Why?

kedeojo:
Those people can also be accomplish and even had some bought cheap and sell outside to make profit. Nafdac need to carry thorough investigation and by that, closing the entire market is justifiable. Obi is a fool

Dafresh:
so because there's robbery attack in your street police should seal all the house in your street, do you reason at all

ogunsbanjul:
What a disgraceful presidential candidate indirectly supporting illicit drugs ?

Thank God Nigeria did not vote for him. By now fake drugs and illicit drugs would have been legalized and beers will be allowed in schools as normal sales of pure water

Dafresh:
And the person you voted have given you life abi those that have died under Tinubu government because of hunger and hardship are More than those that have died due to illicit drugs

lapintoz:
At least Reno is giving it your people wotowoto

No hiding place for gbajue Pandora.

Tareq1105:
We're getting to know obi more and more everyday. Those sections of the market claiming innocent cannot claim that they don't know that fake drugs were being sold in the market and they never reported. They've compromised and they are a complicit hence they must partake of the punishment.

PresidObi:
Are you saying your people don't know the people cutting human heads in the SW? Should we ban the whole region and chase them away from Nigeria? Will it be fair?

FSBoperator:
Obi will never EVER be President.

Stop wasting your time and little precious hope on the fraud Obi.

With each day, obi dey cast himself .

gawu1:
Here, it is Peter Obi that is playing with the heads of headless mobs like you. How sure is he that some shops in those other sections too have no illicit drugs? At least, the normal practice is that there should be investigation first to identify the good and the bad ones before reopening takes place. The FG is not sealing the market forever, but just for some time to allow for proper screening, a fact he Peter Obi knows.
Anyway, this his latest negative position on attempt by the FG to correct that abnormality in the system is not surprising.

FSBoperator:
Will you patronise an outlet that has over 90% of its goods being faike?

I don't even blame you guys.

Proper legislation with heavy regulation should be in place for those who retail, distribute , produce and import pharmaceuticals.

After reading the first line I stopped. Answer my question ❓
The fact that those touts are in anyway involved in the supply chain for such essential and sensitive products is a big shame to the nation.

Every state governor must as a matter of urgency ensure that proper legislation is drafted to regulate the sale, distribution and manufacturing of drugs in their respective state.

A scenario we have trained pharmacists roaming the streets jobless and some crude village touts are the ones dominating the pharmaceutical supply chain should end.

Also severe punitive sanctions that include hefty fines and stiffer lengthy prison sentences must be rolled out. Any one not licenced to retail, distribute or manufacture any pharmaceutical drugs caught doing so must be treated as an illicit drug dealer and terrorist and be locked up from society for the rest of their lives.

Dafresh:
So you want to tell us you don't know about skull mining in ogun State so security men should close the whole of Ogun State because of skull miners

Dafresh:
but you will you be your community chairman or head? Stop wasting your time you will never be a perfect