Man lep ih lep. Pa Mike, do I look like a "smoogri or abriba traffiquant" man to you? Sep sep one "capso or M&B tabret" I noba ever teep.
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Sent: Monday, April 27, 2015 2:54 PM
Subject: Re: [camnetwork] NIGERIAN COUNTERFEITER WHO FLOODS CAMEROON MARKETS WITH FAKE DRUGS ESCAPES POLICE RAID
En tant que ancien Delegue Medical were u not part of this "smoogri"? Just curious.
ML
On Monday, April 27, 2015 2:43 PM, "Mishe Fon mishefon@yahoo.com [camnetwork]" <camnetwork@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Some of the products listed here below are sold in Cameroon to hawkers (vendeurs a la sauvette) and even some registered pharmacists by unscrupulous "Pharmaceutical Dealers" without the slightest consideration for the welfare, health, social status and the danger they represent to the entire population.
I taya "abriba smoogri peepoo". Man go do how norh?
Ta Mfar Mishe Fon
Nigerian Drug Enforcement Agency Declares Drug Lord and Master Counterfeiter KENNETH OKEREKE Wanted; Arrests Many Other Accomplices
..... "The list of counterfeit medicines discovered in Okereke's illegal warehouses to include: "Tarvid 200 Milligramme (mg) tablet, Augmentin 625mg tablet, Novasc tablet, Proviron tablet, Glucophage 500mg tablet, GSK hologram for Loparex, Ciprotab (antibiotics), unlabelled injections, Lexotan tablet, Septrin packaging material and Cytotec 200mg (Misopostol) tablet which is used to start labour, induce abortions, prevent and treat stomach ulcers, Topocecan, Fluororacil, Vinorelbine (very expensive oral oncology medications), among other drugs..."
In its bid to eradicate the incidence of counterfeit drugs in circulation in the country, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has declared a certain Mr. Kenneth Okereke wanted for possessing several warehouses where counterfeit medicines are stored valued at over N1 billion, just as it has arrested four suspects including a printer for counterfeiting NAFDAC regulated products and other sensitive documents.
Director- General of NAFDAC, Dr. Paul Orhii who addressed journalists on the development said Okereke nearly overran the police officers that tried to arrest him before fleeing to unknown destination.
Speaking further, Dr. Orhii said a manhunt has begun for the fleeing suspect by security operatives both within the country and at the border posts and gave his last known address as House 3, Ameze street , off Magodo road, Shangisha, near Magodo in Lagos.
The NAFDAC boss gave the list of counterfeit medicines discovered in Okereke's illegal warehouses to include: "Tarvid 200 Milligramme (mg) tablet, Augmentin 625mg tablet, Novasc tablet, Proviron tablet, Glucophage 500mg tablet, GSK hologram for Loparex, Ciprotab (antibiotics), unlabelled injections, Lexotan tablet, Septrin packaging material and Cytotec 200mg (Misopostol) tablet which is used to start labour, induce abortions, prevent and treat stomach ulcers, among other drugs.
According to Dr. Orhii, Okereke's heinous crime has informed the action of the Agency by declaring him wanted, while imploring members of the public with useful information that may lead to the arrest of the suspect to contact the nearest NAFDAC office, the police or any security operative.
In a related development, the Agency also paraded Mr. Victor Okeke-Chinonyeluma for the forgery of NAFDAC's, Nigeria Custom Servive's (NCS), Nigeria Immigration Service's (NIS) and several banks' documents; and the quartet of Mr. Tochukwu Michael-Ozala, Mr. Ifeanyi Okoro, Mr Peter Nwanbuife and Mr. Nnaka Christian for counterfeiting Codrux cough syrup in Onitsha, Anambra state.
Parading the suspects before the newsmen, Dr. Orhii said the Agency had been trailing Okeke- Chinoyeluma since 2013 for "forging stamps for Option Freight International Limited (a clearing Company) to facilitate the clearance of 1 by 20feet and 1 by 40 feet containers of herbal drugs and herbal tea imported by Tianshi Health Products Company Limited".
Orhii explained further "It was in the course of processing the clearance of the consignment that Mr. Victor Okeke-Chinonyeluma was contacted by the a staff of Truth key ( a company which Option Freight International Limited sublet the clearing job to ) to forge the stamps".
When arrested, Mr. Okeke Chinonyeluma was found to be in possession of the following sensitive documents; NAFDAC import permit forms (1unit), 14 packs of Entry for NAFDAC Regulated Products for different companies, large Quantity of Bill of Lading Form, International passport belonging to Mr. Awunor Steve Emeka, forged letter for D/C (revenue recovery) NCS, Apapa Command to the Managing Director of APM terminal Apapa for the release of the containers, large Quantity of Union Bank of Nigeria Custom revenue receipts, copies of First Bank Customs Revenue receipts, copies of Skye Bank Pay-in-Form duty collection among others.
On the other four suspects, Orhii said Okoro who is Printer, Prints he fake packaging materials of the counterfeit cough syrup for the trio of Micheal-Ozala, Nwanbuife and Christian to manufacture and market the offending product.
He promised that all the suspects would soon be prosecuted in line with the Agency's zero tolerance to counterfeit medicines and other regulated products.
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