In a recent social media outburst, Nigerian music star Timaya, known for his candid expressions, directed scathing criticism towards sellers of counterfeit alcoholic beverages. The singer, Inetimi Alfred Timaya Odon, expressed vehement displeasure after apparently falling victim to a scam involving fake alcoholic products.

On his social media handle, Timaya didn’t mince words, declaring, “It will never be well with people that sell fake alcohol. Amen.” This public denouncement underscores his frustration with vendors who deceive consumers with inferior and potentially harmful products.

Timaya’s stance echoes a broader concern about consumer safety and integrity within the beverage industry. The issue is not new, as other celebrities like BNXN, also known as Buju, have previously called out establishments for similar practices. Last December, BNXN raised awareness after discovering he had been sold adulterated alcoholic beverages at premium prices.

The outcry from Timaya and others highlights a critical need for transparency and accountability in the retail of alcoholic beverages. Beyond financial implications, there are significant health risks associated with consuming fake alcohol, ranging from mild discomfort to severe poisoning.

Consumers are increasingly urged to be vigilant and purchase from trusted sources to avoid falling victim to such scams. Timaya’s bold condemnation serves as a reminder to both consumers and vendors alike about the importance of honesty and quality in product distribution.

As the conversation continues, it remains to be seen how authorities and industry stakeholders will address these concerns to ensure safer consumer experiences in the future.