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NAFDAC Uncovers Unregistered Cosmetics, Packaging Materials In Fresh Raid On Lagos Trade Fair Complex

NAFDAC Uncovers Unregistered Cosmetics, Packaging Materials In Fresh Raid On Lagos Trade Fair Complex

Weeks after it uncovered packaging of fake wine at the Lagos Trade Fair Complex, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) said it has uncovered unlabelled and unregistered cosmetics and packaging materials at the Tools and Hardware Complex, in the Complex. An enforcement operation has uncovered unlabelled and unregistered cosmetics and packaging materials at the Tools and Hardware Complex, Trade Fair Complex, Lagos. — NAFDAC NIGERIA (@NafdacAgency) November 14, 2026

Weeks after it uncovered packaging of fake wine at the Lagos Trade Fair Complex, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) said it has uncovered unlabelled and unregistered cosmetics and packaging materials at the Tools and Hardware Complex, in the Complex.

Accompanied by a video, the agency disclosed this in a post on its official X on Saturday.

“An enforcement operation has uncovered unlabelled and unregistered cosmetics and packaging materials at the Tools and Hardware Complex, Trade Fair Complex, Lagos,” NAFDAC said.

NAFDAC has repeatedly warned that banned and unregistered cosmetics can cause skin damage and expose users to harmful chemicals, and has urged the public to report suspicious products to its nearest office.

Recall that in February, NAFDAC said it uncovered banned, fake and unregistered cosmetics valued at over ₦3bn in a warehouse hidden inside an unfinished building at the APT Trade Fair Complex.

Items recovered included 728 cartons of Crusader soap, 718 cartons of E45 soap and quantities of Extract Gold whitening soap, all of which are banned by the Federal Government.

An enforcement operation has uncovered unlabelled and unregistered cosmetics and packaging materials at the Tools and Hardware Complex, Trade Fair Complex, Lagos. https://t.co/by3kwxzxgH

— NAFDAC NIGERIA (@NafdacAgency) November 14, 2026

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