By Daniel Olushola Michael
As NAFDAC director general,Prof Christianah Adeyeye teams begins outright Sanctions on distillery companies manufacturing Pets bottles and Sachets Alcoholic drinks ,workers of the concerned companies affected leave no stone untouched while crying out to the general public and the government to rescind the ban policy, speaks out that their products doesn't kill anyone but the NAFDAC leadership delves to shut down their factories despite billions of dollars investment in the sector.
Chantings from some of the crowded protesters was heard saying ; 'Our products purchasing and drinking is optional,not compulsory for anyone to consume and have no statistical computations in the country as parts of menace that kills people'. They pointed out that branding prints of 18+ indicating to be sold to 18years and above is mandatorily inscribed on all their sachet and pets products,which informs regulatory actions already taken to prevent unauthorized yougsters access to same products as accused.
Comrade Anthony Oyagha One of workers leader added according to series of inscriptions on the placards on display alleging the agency of sabotaging citizen's policy of industrialization to motherland,suggested the agency should seek advise on ways out if they are bereft or drought of ideas to administers right policies of control in the sector.
Our Sachets drinks doesn't kill,he stated.
Comrade Jeff Igein cried out on top of his voice raising the empty Sachets of the accused drinks up before men and passersby to observe,emphatically call the government to intervene to safe their jobs and not open wounds that can promote crimes and social vices in the country. Minding millions of workers gainfully employed in the industry to be send back to unemployment market with battered economic situations of the country at this time.
He described their products as not Colorado' and other bad substances youths takes but what the company divest energy to produce, a strategy to attract more customers to their products,giving the economic crunch which adversely affected purchasing capacity of citizens for bigger bottles ranging from 37.5 to 75 cl. products respectivey.
Urge Prof Adeyeye's NAFDAC agency to pursue manufacturers of Tramadols,Skunk, gum-inhaling and other dangerous drugs capable enough to destroys youth lives or alter their sanity.
In this spirits of concerns,He further probed, "what has the NAFDAC done to curb menace of hard drugs prevailent among citizen in the country,confesses its obvious now that the NAFDAC is dancing to music been played by some foreign elements whose intentions were to crippled growth of distillers of spirits and wine industries in Nigeria, he concluded.
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