A Nigerian lady raises alarm over a fake product after noticing the wrong inscription on the seasoning label she recently bought
A Nigerian woman has raised the alarm after noticing what she described as a suspicious inscription on a sachet of chicken seasoning she recently bought from a market.
In a video shared online, the woman, who identified herself as Chef Chioma, said she regularly uses the seasoning while cooking and had gone to buy a larger pack.
She said she noticed the pack looked different from the size she normally buys but was told it was the available size, so she went ahead with the purchase.
However, after returning home and attempting to open it, she said she noticed that the product appeared different and suspected it was fake.
According to her, the label appeared to have been printed and placed over another inscription on the container.
Chef Chioma said she bought the seasoning from the market where she usually purchases spices and could not use it to cook after noticing what she described as a fake product.
She urged consumers to carefully check the products they buy and called on the company to look into the matter.
Credit: @chefchioma8
A Nigerian lady raises alarm over a fake product after noticing the wrong inscription on the seasoning label she recently boughtA Nigerian woman has raised the alarm after noticing what she described as a suspicious inscription on a sachet of chicken seasoning she recently bought from a market.In a video shared online, the woman, who identified herself as Chef Chioma, said she regularly uses the seasoning while cooking and had gone to buy a larger pack.She said she noticed the pack looked different from the size she normally buys but was told it was the available size, so she went ahead with the purchase.However, after returning home and attempting to open it, she said she noticed that the product appeared different and suspected it was fake.According to her, the label appeared to have been printed and placed over another inscription on the container.Chef Chioma said she bought the seasoning from the market where she usually purchases spices and could not use it to cook after noticing what she described as a fake product.She urged consumers to carefully check the products they buy and called on the company to look into the matter.Credit: @chefchioma8