₦airaland Forum

helinues:
If NAFDAC did not find any other goods than clothing from the said lady's shop, why did they take her goods away even though in the same market with those that might be selling fake drugs.? That's unprofessional if that part is true

How sure are you that NAFDAC took any of her wares? NAFDAC can't just enter her shop and start taking away stuff that ain't drugs!

The whole thing might just be a set up. The lady in question is being used by the fake drugs dealers to get back at NAFDAC for carrying out their lawful duties, but I trust NAFDAC to put them in their places by soundly defeating them in court.

This case underscores why many of us have been clamoring for an exclusive coordinated pharmaceutical wholesale markets so we can avoid scenarios like this where supposedly dealers in other wares serve as shields for merchants of death who deal on fake and banned drugs!

NAFDAC, PCN and government must expedite actions to ensure that the coordinated wholesale centers are completed soon and the dealers relocated there. That market must be exclusively for pharmaceuticals and no other business should be allowed there!

helinues:
The issue of the market closure in Anambra state could have been resolved early had the traders in the market also cooperate with the NAFDAC by exposing your those who are into fake drugs which are known to the same traders.

As long as they continue shielding those that are into fake products, the NAFDAC shoo sealing might affect the innocent ones too

a fellow drug traders or a consumer would be the right person to report remember she sells clothes

I thought you people will keep quiet as usual

Nafdac have been taken over by bigots and criminal minds we never experienced something like this during the time of professor dora akuiyili.

FreeStuffsNG:
The editorial of Punch did an awful job with this one-sided and biased reporting.

An unbiased reader of this report may think that this report seem like a hatchet job by the proscribed IPOB group lawyer in collaboration with the Punch reporter to instigate Punch newspapers readers against lawful authorities.

Why use the word invasion when this is a lawful exercise? Why was the spokesperson of NAFDAC not contacted? Why is the report centered on the speech of only the IPOB lawyer? Why is there no a reference to the legal unit of NAFDAC to even confirm if there's such a correspondence? Why is the report looking like a sponsored post?

Unfortunately, this is what NAFDAC got for not prosecuting those directly involved and their collaborators who kept mute when crime of drug tampering and adulteration was being committed around them.

NAFDAC should stop issuing just fines and confiscating and destroying the exhibit, they should do like NDLEA and prosecute the suspects. That's the only way they can avert this kind of scenarios. Anyone arrested should go prove his or her innocence in court.

you created a thread yet hatred could not let you read what you created. Or you read and did not understand. It's very pathetic.

Good foresight. The lawyer should look for tribalist causes too. Why didn't they seize and scatter the yoruba and other peoples products.

Kdon2:
Govt should just arrest her and put her in long jail time for aiding and abetting. Simple

Hope they have concrete evidence to prove in court that she is indeed aiding the sale of fake drugs?

Who are the owner of the court? APC government. So stop wasting your time

I don't anybody to tell me that touvare Yoruba

Christistruth02:
Question:

Why didn't you stop Fake Drugs merchants from taking over your markets on such a scale that 90% of all medicine shops in the Market were found to be stocked with mainly fake Medicines?

NDLEA did right thing because health of Nigerians comes first

Yoruba speaking from the sode of hate

Kdon2:
Govt should just arrest her and put her in long jail time for aiding and abetting. Simple

Only 15million

Are you pitying them or what

Sue them with huge amount of money

Next time they will learn a lesson

Market wey be say na fake drugs full am

These enforcement agents are forcing people to start taking laws into their hands.

And jungle justice will be golden to them if they don't respect the law too.

You should have sued the fraudulent agency for ₦150m.

What is she doing selling clothes in a drugs market? Onitsha has specialized markets. She should be selling in Abada market or main market. Some of these are just fronts for the criminal drug gangs running the Ogbo Ogwu criminal market. That market is notorious for fake drugs that have killed or maimed many. The judge too must be aware of its notoriety and will not hesitate to throw out her case.

My brother deals on tools in that market and his shop and warehouse has been under lock since that day… this is how we have been contributing money for them ever since. I just sent 50k to the family now. The Nigerian government and its agencies are seriously radicalizing the Igbos.

helinues:
The issue of the market closure in Anambra state could have been resolved early had the traders in the market also cooperate with the NAFDAC by exposing your those who are into fake drugs which are known to the same traders.

As long as they continue shielding those that are into fake products, the NAFDAC shoo sealing might affect the innocent ones too

Please in your wisdom, can you explain to us how a random lady that is into clothing business has the competency to determine who is into selling fake drugs?

FreeStuffsNG:
The editorial of Punch did an awful job with this one-sided and biased reporting.

An unbiased reader of this report may think that this report seem like a hatchet job by the proscribed IPOB group lawyer in collaboration with the Punch reporter to instigate Punch newspapers readers against lawful authorities.

Why use the word invasion when this is a lawful exercise? Why was the spokesperson of NAFDAC not contacted? Why is the report centered on the speech of only the IPOB lawyer? Why is there no a reference to the legal unit of NAFDAC to even confirm if there's such a correspondence? Why is the report looking like a sponsored post?

Unfortunately, this is what NAFDAC got for not prosecuting those directly involved and their collaborators who kept mute when crime of drug tampering and adulteration was being committed around them.

NAFDAC should stop issuing just fines and confiscating and destroying the exhibit, they should do like NDLEA and prosecute the suspects. That's the only way they can avert this kind of scenarios. Anyone arrested should go prove his or her innocence in court.

That bile in you has still.not allowed you to feel any remorse for the lady whose shop was maliciously shut by people like you with dark green bile in your system.

Do you work with NAFDAC?, Are you ignorant of how a typical Nigeria security agents work? What stops NAFDAC from isolating innocent people in a market rather than corporal punishment for all?

Once more purge your subltle hate and live a free life. Only demons defend evil at every turn

SarkinYarki:
How is it lawful to raid and steal clothes of a legitimate business that's in no way under the purview of NafdAc?

Don't waste your time on people whose lives revolve around hate and jealousy.

FreeStuffsNG:
The editorial of Punch did an awful job with this one-sided and biased reporting.

An unbiased reader of this report may think that this report seem like a hatchet job by the proscribed IPOB group lawyer in collaboration with the Punch reporter to instigate Punch newspapers readers against lawful authorities.

[b]Why use the word invasion when this is a lawful exercise? [/b]Why was the spokesperson of NAFDAC not contacted? Why is the report centered on the speech of only the IPOB lawyer? Why is there no a reference to the legal unit of NAFDAC to even confirm if there's such a correspondence? Why is the report looking like a sponsored post?

Unfortunately, this is what NAFDAC got for not prosecuting those directly involved and their collaborators who kept mute when crime of drug tampering and adulteration was being committed around them.

NAFDAC should stop issuing just fines and confiscating and destroying the exhibit, they should do like NDLEA and prosecute the suspects. That's the only way they can avert this kind of scenarios. Anyone arrested should go prove his or her innocence in court.

Lawful exercise? In a cloth dealer's shop. You're very funny

I love the step this girl took. That's what you get when you unlawfully and foolishly invade people's terin nafdac should pay at least 30m for damages 15m is too small

Okwyjesus:
So the traders should do the Federal Agencies job. Didn't the drug pass through boader ,airport or seaport

are dey imported?

Rest, always talking rubbish, you now know more than Punch. Little child, peanut crew. Go back to school and learn comprehension.

FreeStuffsNG:
The editorial of Punch did an awful job with this one-sided and biased reporting.

An unbiased reader of this report may think that this report seem like a hatchet job by the proscribed IPOB group lawyer in collaboration with the Punch reporter to instigate Punch newspapers readers against lawful authorities.

Why use the word invasion when this is a lawful exercise? Why was the spokesperson of NAFDAC not contacted? Why is the report centered on the speech of only the IPOB lawyer? Why is there no a reference to the legal unit of NAFDAC to even confirm if there's such a correspondence? Why is the report looking like a sponsored post?

Unfortunately, this is what NAFDAC got for not prosecuting those directly involved and their collaborators who kept mute when crime of drug tampering and adulteration was being committed around them.

NAFDAC should stop issuing just fines and confiscating and destroying the exhibit, they should do like NDLEA and prosecute the suspects. That's the only way they can avert this kind of scenarios. Anyone arrested should go prove his or her innocence in court.

Don't mind the silly peanut crew

g4gerald:
Lawful exercise? In a cloth dealer's shop. You're very funny

Don't mind that peanut crew, he lacks comprehensions. Very empty.

PHIPEX:
That bile in you has still.not allowed you to feel any remorse for the lady whose shop was maliciously shut by people like you with dark green bile in your system.

Do you work with NAFDAC?, Are you ignorant of how a typical Nigeria security agents work? What stops NAFDAC from isolating innocent people in a market rather than corporal punishment for all?

Once more purge your subltle hate and live a free life. Only demons defend evil at every turn

mrvitalis:
That's the way to go, if more people do this next time Nafdac would treat you guys with respect

You expect the courts that sentenced to death a man who defended himself against killer herdman to be fair in judgement?

Okwyjesus:
So the traders should do the Federal Agencies job. Didn't the drug pass through boader ,airport or seaport

They don't take responsibility. They even blame others for the incompetence of their god.

I wonder how a sitting governor will allow such acts happens in his watch as a sitting governor which means he is not there to protect the interest of anambraians.