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NSCDC arrests two women after alleged adulterated juice operation in Lagos

Source: Punch Nigeria · 22 Sep 2026, 00:02 UTC
NSCDC arrests two women after alleged adulterated juice operation in Lagos
Image: Punch Nigeria · original report

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps says it has uncovered an illegal factory in Badagry, Lagos, allegedly producing adulterated “Barkas Juice”. Two women were arrested in connection with the operation, although the supplied report gives no information about charges or the products seized.

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has uncovered an alleged illegal juice factory in Badagry, Lagos State, according to Punch Nigeria. The agency said the facility was producing adulterated “Barkas Juice”. Two women were arrested in connection with the operation, the report said.

The available material does not identify the suspects, state when the factory was raided or explain how authorities determined that the products were adulterated. It also does not provide details of the quantity of juice involved, the condition of the facility or any items seized during the operation. No information was supplied about charges filed against the two women, whether the factory had been operating for a specified period or whether other people were being sought.

The report also does not include a response from the product’s manufacturer or distributor. The NSCDC is the named source of the enforcement action. Further details about possible prosecution, laboratory testing or public-health measures were not included in the source material.

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