Exhibit A
Price gouging quotes
Screenshots show offers from ₦1.5M to ₦8.5M per dose.
Investigative Report
The Ozempic Scam in Nigeria
Using the Nefa‑style hero layout, this desk compiles evidence, pricing data, and safety guidance for consumers seeking weight‑loss medication.
Field Brief
NAFDAC status
Not registered
Reported scam prices
₦1M – ₦10M
Legit semaglutide
₦60k – ₦85k
Educational report only. Consult a licensed clinician.
Trending
WhatsApp pricing
Listings showing ₦1.5M+ per dose.
Top Warning
No registration
NAFDAC database returns no record.
Recently Added
Victim reports
Packaging inconsistencies and missing batch info.
Evidence Highlights
Documented Proof
Exhibit B
NAFDAC search
Official database queries return no valid registration.
Exhibit C
Victim testimony
Consumers describe fake packaging and dosing issues.
Scam Mechanics
How the operation works
1. Manufactured scarcity
Sellers claim exclusive supply and urgency.
2. Relabeling
Generic semaglutide repackaged as premium.
3. Extreme markups
Prices jump 10-100x beyond legitimate care.
Spot Fakes
Consumer checklist
- Ask for a NAFDAC registration number (there is none).
- Reject any seller using urgency or VIP language.
- Demand cold-chain proof and batch documentation.
- Consult a licensed clinician before use.
Immediate action
Already purchased?
Stop use and consult a licensed clinician. Report suspicious sellers.
Legitimate Alternatives
Semaglutide exists. Ozempic does not.
Learn how legitimate programs operate with medical supervision.
FAQ
Is Ozempic registered in Nigeria?
No. Official searches show no registration.
Why are prices so high?
Scammers exploit demand by relabeling generics.
What should I do instead?
Seek legitimate semaglutide programs with oversight.