NAFDAC calls on National Assembly to approve capital punishmen for fake, expired drugs dealers, finally cleared four storey house of re-labelling

 

By allcitynews.ng 

National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has reiterated its call for capital punishment for fake, expired or substandard drugs to act as deterrent.

The Director of Investigation and Enforcement Directorate, Dr Martins Iluyomade who led  the operation,  finally  cleared the whole building of the re-labelled drugs into 40 feet trucks for onward destruction.

Iluyomade, speaking on behalf of the Director General,  Professor Prof Moji Adeyeye,  the  Director said  the matter  has already been tabled before National Assembly for adoption into law to deal with those who have been killing innocent people with drugs like  is being done in Chinese government.

According to him, if and when Chinese could execute the people,  found to have manufactured fake or substandard  drugs in collaboration with Nigerians, were executed, their  Nigerian collaborators should also be executed as   they are also wasting innocent lives with their works,  they are worse than boko haram.

"Today, we  are faced  with re-labelling  of expired drugs. Imagine  the harm such individuals are doing to millions  of  Nigerians. It is very  disheartening to see  people re-labelling drugs  that expired since 2022 and 2024, even the drugs  that were  ban from Nigeria in the last 10 years are being are being recycled by them  thereby killing innocent people with drugs resistances and  expose such  users  to danger.

"By destroying their immune system with such outlawed or  expired drugs  they are destroying lives  of  innocent people,  as such,   they should also  be killed  to act  is deterrent."

Just as Community Head of Ojo Local Government,  the Chairman of Ojo Local Government, Hon. (Princess) Muhibat Titilola Rufai who has renewed her plans  to rid  the  community of dubious  businesses also tasked CDAs to always compliment  the state government in security and good  governance by playing the roles of watchdogs in all  areas.

The  advice became imperative following the alleged operation of a warehouse, owned by Eze Indigbo where expired and outlawed drugs were  being repackaged for sale  to  innocent  people.

Condemning  the criminal  activities  carried out that  Mosafejo community in Ojo Local Government, in a four storey, made up of 15 flats for months, she commended  police  for their  role they  played in revelation of the  evil works.

Princess Muibat Rufai-Adeyemi, narrated how the council got to  know the  ugly scene, saying

The officers of  NAFDAC led  by the  Director or Enforcement has  finally packed out all  the  cartons of repackaging of expired drugs, inside Ojo local government area of Lagos.

Just as Community Head of Ojo Local Government,  the Chairman of Ojo Local Government, Hon. (Princess) Muhibat Titilola Rufai has renewed her plans  to rid  the  community of dubious  businesses also tasked CDAs to always compliment  the state government in security and good  governance by playing the roles of watchdogs in all  areas.

The  advice became imperative following the alleged operation of a warehouse, owned by Eze Indigbo where expired drugs were  being repackaged for sale  to  innocent  people,  which  was said to have operated in the four storey building of  15 flats for  many months.

Speaking during the former clearing of the premises, the Chairman of Ojo Local Government, Hon. (Princess) Muhibat Titilola Rufai, disclosed that

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🟦BREAKING: In Ojo, Residents, Police Uncover Warehouse Owned By an Eze Indigbo Where Expired Drugs Are Repackaged For Sale

According to her, residents of Mosafejo community in Ojo Local Government uncovered a warehouse where expired drugs were being repackaged for sale as the c oncerned community members noticed suspicious activities and immediately reported the matter to the Ojo Police Station.

Following the report, "the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Ojo police station and the state Commissioner of Police, CP Olohundare Moshood Jimoh, visited the warehouse to assess the situation and ensure proper investigation.

"The building used for the illegal activity is said to belong to Eze Nkpado Olu of Imo State, a traditional ruler.

"The structure is a 15-block of flats. It was also gathered that the owner allegedly chased the tenants away about 15 years ago, claiming he intended to convert the building into a hotel. Residents noted that tiles and some building materials were stored on the first floor, while the other section was allegedly used for the illegal operation."

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