Details Emerge As NAFDAC Seals Jenny’s Glow Office In Abuja

Details Emerge As NAFDAC Seals Jenny’s Glow Office In Abuja

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has reportedly taken action against Igbinoba Jennifer’s business, Jenny’s Glow, by sealing her office in Abuja.

In a video that circulated online, NAFDAC officials were seen sealing the premises, alleging that Jennifer’s range of skincare products lacked proper registration with the agency. There were claims that she was utilizing a counterfeit NAFDAC registration number to sell her products.

This development follows a recent controversy involving the beauty entrepreneur and a client who accused her on social media of selling fake products that caused harm to her skin.

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The client, Amaka Duru (also known as Amaka Gurl), utilized TikTok to publicly criticize Igbinoba’s products.

Amid the uproar, Amaka was reportedly apprehended by the police from her family’s residence, allegedly due to her public call-out of the entrepreneur.

In response to the NAFDAC sealing incident, Jennifer took to Instagram to share her NAFDAC registration certificate and present her perspective on the matter. She clarified that her office was not completely sealed, but certain products were placed on hold until they receive NAFDAC’s approval.

Jennifer asserted that some of her products, including Whitening lotion, French scrub, and black soap, have been approved by NAFDAC for years. She acknowledged that there are products awaiting approval and expressed her ongoing cooperation with NAFDAC in this regard.

She reassured her customers that her products are safe and that lab tests have confirmed their quality. Jennifer also mentioned that there might be individuals with ill intentions aiming to defame her brand through false information on platforms like TikTok.

In her post, she wrote, “Our products are safe for use. Obviously, some enemies of the brand are sponsoring these individuals on TikTok to defame us by paying blogs and posting false information.”