Nigerians are outraged and calling for the federal government to defund and shut down the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) due to allegations of incompetency and corruption.

The controversy began when TG Omori's kidney failure was linked to fake drinks sold in Nigerian clubs.

VeryDarkMan, a whistleblower, has come forward with damning allegations against NAFDAC's leadership. "I have proof that senior NAFDAC staff collect bribes to ignore the fake drink syndicates," he claimed. "Despite providing evidence that a product wasn't approved, the NAFDAC PMS (Surveillance) Director, Fraden Bitrus, refused to act on the intelligence."

VeryDarkMan's accusations have sparked widespread outrage, with many Nigerians demanding action. "NAFDAC has failed in its duty to protect Nigerians," said one concerned citizen. "It's time for the government to take drastic measures and shut down the agency."

The scandal has also raised questions about the effectiveness of NAFDAC's regulatory framework. "How can we trust an agency that allows fake drinks to flood the market?" asked another Nigerian. "It's a clear case of corruption and incompetency."

As the controversy continues to unfold, Nigerians are calling for transparency and accountability. "We demand a thorough investigation into NAFDAC's activities," said a group of protesters. "Those found guilty of corruption must face the consequences."