The sentence will begin from January 27, 2019, when the defendants were arrested.
The prosecuting counsel, Joseph Olofindare, said the judgment would serve as a deterrent to manufacturers and importers of substandard products.
“I want to tell genuine manufacturers and consumers that they should not be despondent or complacent. SON is there to prosecute any offender. “It’s a judgment that will send a message to the public that SON is working tirelessly under the leadership of Osita Aboloma. “If you’re an importer or manufacturer, you either bring products that are certified under Mandatory Conformity Assessment Programme and SONCAP, otherwise the fate that befell these individuals will also befall those who are indulging in product adulteration.
“For our consumers, the Director-General and management are working tirelessly to ensure that consumers get value for their money and that only standard and certified products are in the market.”
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