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NAFDAC’s Vigilant-Operation Destroys Fake Products In Abia-Apprehends Culprits Involved In Counterfeit Production (Details)

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The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) swiftly conducted a raid on a suspected counterfeit beverage production facility in Abia State in response to a viral photo circulating on social media….CONTINUE READING....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

 

Initiating an investigation following concerns raised by the circulating image, NAFDAC launched a targeted operation to address the reported production of adulterated beverages in the state. The operation, part of NAFDAC’s heightened efforts to combat fake consumables, particularly beverages, revealed multiple facilities engaged in illicit production.

Collaborating with security agencies, the operation exposed clandestine setups counterfeiting popular brands of wines, soft drinks, and other consumables. The seized facilities were operating under unhygienic conditions, utilizing questionable ingredients, recycled bottles, and cloned packaging materials, raising serious concerns about the safety and authenticity of the manufactured products.

As part of the operation, NAFDAC destroyed a significant quantity of confiscated fake and substandard products, estimated at a considerable monetary value. Several individuals associated with these illegal operations were apprehended and will undergo thorough investigations, followed by legal actions.

NAFDAC urged citizens to remain vigilant and promptly report any suspicious activities related to the production or distribution of counterfeit goods to the nearest NAFDAC office.

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THE ₦1.854 TRILLION FREEZE: Inside The Dramatic Fresh Agreements Stalling Rivers State’s Massive Budget!

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Recent political agreements between Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara and the House of Assembly, led by Speaker Martin Amaewhule, have reportedly stalled the passage of the state’s ₦1.854 trillion appropriation bill. Sources indicate that while a deal paved the way for the budget’s presentation following a prolonged political crisis, implementation disputes regarding lawmakers’ entitlements and unfulfilled commitments have delayed its approval.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike also addressed the friction during a media chat, alleging that the governor has not met the majority of the reconciliation terms. Meanwhile, civil society leaders have expressed concern that the prolonged legislative delay could slow down infrastructure development, youth programs, and the execution of vital capital projects across the state.

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THE ULTIMATE SHOCKER: Former Minister Shatters The Infamous Myth Surrounding Sani Abacha’s Death!.

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Former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Dan Etete, has strongly refuted claims made in a new memoir suggesting former Head of State, Gen. Sani Abacha, died during a sexual encounter. In a statement titled “Twenty-Eight Years On, Still No Evidence,” Etete dismissed the account from retired SSS officer Dennis Amachree as “unverified, unsupported, and unconvincing.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Amachree had alleged in his book DSS @40 that Abacha suffered fatal cardiac arrest while with a woman in the Presidential Villa in 1998. Challenging the memoir’s timeline, Etete questioned why such a significant event lacks supporting documentation, including post-mortem results, the identity of the alleged woman, or investigative records. He argued that historical accounts of a Head of State’s death should not rely solely on decades-old memories.

Etete’s rejection follows a similar denial from Hamza Al-Mustapha, Abacha’s former Chief Security Officer, who claims to possess CCTV footage proving the account is false. The official cause of death remains sudden illness.

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THE ‘KILLER SQUAD’ DENIAL: Senator Fadahunsi Fires Back: “I Never Said They Should Be Killed!”.

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Senator Francis Fadahunsi, representing Osun East, has strongly refuted claims that he formed an armed “killer squad” or plotted against opposition members ahead of the elections. Addressing the controversy during an appearance on Channels Television, the lawmaker dismissed a viral video depicting him making threats as manipulated propaganda, maintaining that he firmly opposes political violence and views all constituents as his own.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

However, when asked about the alleged group and why he would establish it while featuring on Channels Television’s Politics Today, Fadahunsi rejected the claims.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain denied calling for the killing of political opponents, stressing that he opposed political violence and intimidation.

He said, “Which group? How will I rent somebody’s house and make it a terrorist house? I didn’t make my house in the village; I didn’t make my house in the town. Have I ever killed anybody? Where is the killer squad?”

“I did not say they should be killed. Whether Accord or PDP or APC, they are all my constituents; they are all my members. They know what they are doing.

“I don’t preach violence, but when it is hot, I will tell them, ‘Enough of killing.’ He should leave my people alone.” 

Fadahunsi also described the viral video on ‘kill Accord Party members’ as a manipulated recording and accused political opponents of trying to portray him as supporting violence.

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