The last couple of days on the internet have seen a barrage of fake items being busted by regulators and customers alike.

It started with the discovery of a fake drinks factory in Abia state by the National Agency for Food, Drug, Administration and Control (NAFDAC).

https://twitter.com/NafdacAgency/status/1736775640672588188?t=PlqG2I3azWWkC4xdAGm8UA&s=19 https://twitter.com/channelstv/status/1736698700070605160?t=PuCx15XzgbRNqR-nwztnew&s=19

It has however led to many Nigerians also busting the fake and counterfeit of popular consumer goods, which has been trending on social media.

Amid the trend of fake products, a lawyer, Ridwan Oke, in a post on X (formerly Twitter) shared some tips on identifying fake from original products.

https://twitter.com/Ridwanullahii/status/1736974995253834006?t=nVOn1YJveXGaKhdBcxKCTQ&s=19

Below are Tweets highlighting the fake models of popular consumer goods in the Nigerian market.

https://twitter.com/Aimalohi6/status/1735199124171952179?t=ET_FdCMswgy_RwECPrRUMQ&s=19 https://twitter.com/dr_doreeeeenn/status/1737037355536551992?t=SXmk_rfa_dAk7ZOhA9gxEQ&s=19 https://twitter.com/therealbiodun_/status/1736866947843686595?t=lLTwfsx34UOroX9PRe0y_w&s=19