Man Who's Producing Fake Peak Milk Arrested By NAFDAC [Details]
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control has arrested a 56-year-old man, Christopher Nnabuihe, for selling faked Peak Milk. The suspect, who lives at 42, Cameroun Road in Calabar, Cross River, confessed to the crime: “You can only suspect it to be counterfeit through the taste because the packaging for the fake and the original is the same,” A NAFDAC statement quoted Nnabuihe as confessing that he procured cheap powdered milk and branded it as Peak Milk, which is more expensive. “I buy the already printed (Peak Milk) 440g packs from Ariaria Relieve Market in Aba, Abia State and bring it to Calabar for refilling. I seal them up with candle light. “One 50 kilogram of the milk will fill 27 pieces and that is two cartons and three pieces. I sell one carton of the fake Peak Milk for N6,000 and make a profit of N1,000 per carton," he said. The Cross River State Coordinator of NAFDAC, Dr. Isaac Kolawole, said the agency acted on a tip-off to arrest Nna...