NAFDAC Secures Five-Year Jail Term for Fake Goya Oil Manufacturer

Author: Chioma ObinnaPublished on: October 29, 2026Country: Nigeria
Crime & LawHealth
NAFDAC Secures Five-Year Jail Term for Fake Goya Oil Manufacturer

A Federal High Court in Umuahia convicted Innocent Okoye, managing director of Chikason Industrial Nigeria Limited in Aba, for manufacturing and selling counterfeit Goya Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Justice K. O. Ogundare sentenced him to five years in prison, with an option of a ₦5 million fine, after an investigation by NAFDAC. In April 2026, the agency uncovered a site in Aba allegedly used to produce and distribute the fake oil. NAFDAC had also warned that counterfeit Goya oil, including products in PET bottles, was being sold as genuine imported goods.

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