Bobrisky, Nengi, Chioma, Warri Pikin, other ambassadors of bleaching expert called out as NAFDAC seals office

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Jenny's Glow ambassadors

Skin bleaching expert, Jenny Glow has come under scrutiny following the shutdown of her Abuja cosmetic branch by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), a federal agency under the Federal Ministry of Health.

This comes after a man identified as Verydarkman1 on TikTok revealed that the NAFDAC number being used at Jenny’s Glow was not approved by the agency.

According to him, the agency discovered that the NAFDAC number she has been using isn’t approved.

“They found out she generated the NAFDAC number she’s been using and she isn’t approved by the agency," he said.

The social media user cautioned celebrities in the habit of accepting ambassadorial deals from skincare products they do not use themselves because of the money paid.

Some of the celebrities known to work for Jenny’s Glow include, comedian Real Warri Pikin, skit maker Ashmusy, and BBNaija reality star Nengi, Ozo, Whitemoney, Bobrisky, Bimbo Ademoye, Angel Smith, Tega, Evanny Patrick among others.

The shut down of Jenny's Glow Abuja branch comes after several complaints from people who patronized the product.

Many raised concerns about the damage the skincare product did to their faces.

Reacting to the outcome, some Nigerians said;

teeto__olayeni: "I give it to this guy....Even after so many backlash and treats, he didn't lose focus. Her ambassadors should be arrested too."

shuga_mary: "There’s probably a mistake here how will a big brand like this and lots of celebrities as influencers for it, have a fake NAFDAC number?"

dr_ojexquisite: "What will happen to all her yeyebrity ambassadors now?"

bet_herbalsecret: "Lawless country she will register for nafdac and they will still allow her, she will continue her business."

nneeeze: "Real WArri pikin should be careful with accepting brand ambassadorships because this isn’t the first time she’s associating with people that end up being fraudulent. It’s better she protects her brand."

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