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Imo Lawrence and Magnus Nwonka Nabbed with Counterfeit Beverages; Investigation Reveals Hidden Production Facility

By Abraham Adaranijo

In a significant development, officers from the Ojo Division of the Lagos State Police Command apprehended Imo Lawrence, 35, and Magnus Nwonka, 42, for their involvement in the production and distribution of counterfeit drinks. The suspects were caught in possession of the fake beverages, leading investigators to a hidden production facility.

Discovery of Counterfeit Operation:

Upon arresting Lawrence and Nwonka, the police conducted a thorough investigation, uncovering a clandestine, multi-room ‘factory’ where the fake drinks were being manufactured. The operation revealed the extent of the illicit production, raising concerns about the potential impact on public health and safety.

Ongoing Investigation:

The Lagos State Police Command’s Public Relations Officer (PRO) shared this information on X (Twitter), confirming that the investigation is currently ongoing. The authorities are working to unravel the entire network involved in the production and distribution of the counterfeit beverages.

Public Reaction:

The news has triggered a strong public response, with citizens expressing their concern over the production and distribution of fake drinks. Some individuals have recommended severe penalties for the culprits, including death sentences. The discovery underscores the importance of vigilant law enforcement efforts to safeguard public health and combat illicit activities.

The Lagos State Police Command continues to encourage citizens to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities that could jeopardize public safety. The collaboration between law enforcement and the public plays a crucial role in addressing and preventing such criminal enterprises.

As the investigation progresses, more details are expected to emerge about the scope of the counterfeit drink operation and the potential impact on consumers. The police are committed to ensuring that those responsible for such activities face the full consequences of the law.


Lagos State Police Command Public Relations Officer
Benjamin Hundeyin