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NSCDC raids suspected adulterated juice factory in Lagos

Source: Punch Nigeria · 22 Sep 2026, 10:03 UTC
NSCDC raids suspected adulterated juice factory in Lagos
Image: Punch Nigeria · original report

Nigeria’s civil defence authorities say they raided an illegal fruit-juice factory in Badagry, Lagos State. Two women were arrested during the operation, and officials recovered products they described as fake. The supplied report does not provide further details about the factory, the products or possible charges.

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has raided an illegal factory allegedly producing adulterated fruit juice in Badagry, Lagos State, according to Punch Nigeria. Two women were arrested during the operation, while products described by the report as fake were recovered from the premises. The supplied information identifies the facility as an illegal factory but does not give its name, the quantity of products seized or details of the manufacturing process.

It also does not state whether the recovered juice has undergone laboratory testing. No further information was provided on the suspects’ identities, possible charges or whether other people are being sought in connection with the operation.

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