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尼日利亞標準局SON封存了非法進口的過期家用日用品

SON Clamps Down on Syndicate Importing Expired Household Consumables

    尼日利亞標準組織（SON）昨天突擊檢查了位于拉各斯的Kirikiri鎮(zhèn)的14棟單位的三層建筑，查出了過期的家用耗材和化妝品，數(shù)十億奈拉。 產(chǎn)品由經(jīng)營不合格和過期產(chǎn)品的集團進口到該國。

    在倉庫發(fā)現(xiàn)的產(chǎn)品包括2009年至2015年期間的嬰兒尿布，護膚霜，衛(wèi)生潔具，洗滌劑和其他家庭用品。根據(jù)我們的記者來說，最令人擔憂的是過期的嬰兒尿布對嬰兒產(chǎn)生負面影響。

    尼日利亞標準組織總監(jiān)（SON），Osita Aboloma解釋說，該機構(gòu)被舉報時倉庫里面存放各種過期產(chǎn)品，指出當產(chǎn)品過期時，它失去了活性成分， 失去療效，不再適用。 他說，由于這樣做，進口商將根據(jù)2015年第14號新的“SON法”進行起訴，并給該機構(gòu)申訴的權(quán)力。

     Bede Obayi說：“我們發(fā)現(xiàn)的是一個可疑的倉庫，他們將產(chǎn)品轉(zhuǎn)移到開放市場和超市。 我們將進行進一步的調(diào)查，并通過我們在全國各地的辦事處通過銷售/供應(yīng)記錄的進行召回。

    當我們收到交易的所有細節(jié)時，我們將升級召回過程。 只要我們發(fā)現(xiàn)這些產(chǎn)品在任何地方流通，SON將以進口商的代價來接收這些產(chǎn)品。 SON不能容忍這種可惡的行為和危害尼日利亞人的商品。

    SON不可接受，我們也不能接受這一點?！?/span>Aboloma進一步表示：”想象一下，2015年過期的產(chǎn)品在2017年被用來包裝嬰兒。對嬰兒的影響當然會是負面的反應(yīng)。 我們有嬰兒粉自2013年以來已經(jīng)過期，四年后，產(chǎn)品仍在進入市場。 在銷售之前，他們刪除到期日期，并提出新的日期來欺騙不知情的消費者，當您購買這些產(chǎn)品時，您認為它們是可以幫助您的產(chǎn)品，而不知道它們是會導致各種疾病的產(chǎn)品。

    據(jù)SON官員說，許多無辜的人不知道自己的疾病根本原因，因為經(jīng)營過期和不合格產(chǎn)品的進口商正在殺害無辜的尼日利亞人并且掠奪他們的錢。

    他呼吁尼日利亞人同該機構(gòu)攜手合作，努力維護尼日利亞人免受不合標準產(chǎn)品的危害，并表示SON將繼續(xù)努力，實現(xiàn)對該國不合格產(chǎn)品的零容忍。

    “這些產(chǎn)品是流行和進口品牌，表明這些人到海外購買接近有效期的產(chǎn)品，并將其帶到這里。 我們已經(jīng)發(fā)現(xiàn)在建筑物的每個部分都塞滿了產(chǎn)品。 這告訴你這個進口商引入這些不合標準產(chǎn)品的犯罪程度?！?/span>Engr. Obayi說。

The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) yesterday stormed a three storey building of 14 flats located at Kirikiri town, in Lagos, seizing expired household consumables and cosmetics worth billions of naira. The products were imported into the country by a syndicate dealing in substandard and expired products.

Products discovered at the warehouse included baby diapers, body creams, sanitary pads, detergents and other household items with expiration dates between 2009 and 2015. The most worrisome according to our correspondent, are expired baby diapers which have negative effects on babies.

Director General, Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), Osita Aboloma explained that ?the agency, courtesy of a tip off, stormed the warehouse, stocked with all sorts of expired products, pointing out that when a product expires it loses its active ingredients, loses its efficacy and can no longer be fit for purpose. He said as a result of this, the importer would be prosecuted based on the new SON Act number 14 of 2015 which gives the agency the power of prosecution.

Aboloma who was represented by the Director, Compliance Directorate, SON, Engr. Bede Obayi said “What we have discovered is a dubious warehouse where people churn out products to open markets and supermarkets. We are going to carry out further investigations and initiate the process of recall using the sales/supply records through our offices located nationwide.

We are going to escalate the recall process when we get all the details of their transactions. Anywhere we find these products in circulation, SON would pick them up at the cost of this importer. SON can no longer tolerate this nefarious act and people who are out to kill Nigerians in the name of merchandise.

This is not acceptable to SON and we cannot take this.” Aboloma further stated: “Imagine a product that expired in 2015 being used in wrapping up a baby in 2017. The effect on the baby, of course would be negative reaction. We have baby powders that have expired since 2013 and four years after, the products are still going into the market. Before they sell, they remove the expiry dates and put new dates to deceive the unsuspecting consumers and when you buy these products, you think they are products that can help you, not knowing that they are products that would cause you all sorts of diseases.”

According to the SON official, many innocent people suffer without knowing the root causes of their illnesses, maintaining that the importers of expired and substandard products are killing and robbing innocent Nigerians ?of their hard-earned money.

He urged Nigerians to join hands with the agency in its quest to safeguard Nigerians against the hazards of substandard products, adding that SON would continue to work hard to achieve its zero tolerance for substandard products in the country.

“These products are popular and imported brands which show that these people go overseas to buy products that are close to their expiry dates and bring them here. We have discovered products stuffed in every part of the building. This tells you the magnitude of crime that this Importer is committing bringing in these magnitude of substandard products,” Engr. Obayi stated.

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