You Have 72 Hours To Prove The Efficacy Of Your Products – HURIWA Threatens To Take Legal Actions Against Jaruma

The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria, (HURIWA), has sent an open letter to Nigerian aphrodisiac seller Jaruma, demanding that she go to the media in under 72 hours to validate the performance of her products known as ‘Kayanmata,’ or produce proof of regulatory certification from Nigerian agencies.

The group stated this in an open letter penned to the businesswoman shared by their coordinator Emmanuel Onwubiko. In the open letter, they stated that there were allegations of the use of voodoo and ‘Juju’ dark magic, alongside these products in order for clients to successfully trap men and do their bidding after sexual encounters. The organization claimed the aphrodisiac seller portrayed her products to enhance love and intimacy and even make women receive expensive gifts from men out of inducement.

They further asked her for NAFDAC approval as they are not aware of any approval from the government as such selling of unlicensed and unauthorized love portion. They said the failure of Jaruma to comply with this will lead to legal actions.
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The letter reads:

“Can you please contradict this allegation with empirical evidence and science-based license from the Nigerian Government?

“There are allegations on the use of voodoo and ‘Juju’ dark magic, alongside these products in order for your clients to successfully trap men and do their bidding after sexual encounters. If these are just mere allegations, why then is there a popular belief that your products can help young girls catch rich sugar Daddies?

“You have also portrayed that your ‘Kayan Mata’, which literally means a woman’s property, is said to enhance love and intimacy and even make women receive expensive gifts from men out of inducement – is this not tantamount to love scam and false pretenses punishable in Nigeria, under Section 419 of the Criminal Code, which states:

“Any person who by any false pretense, and with intent to defraud, obtains from any other person anything capable of being stolen, or induces any other person to deliver to any person anything capable of being stolen, is guilty of a felony and is liable to imprisonment for three years?”

“More so, your clients are alleged to be ladies seeking to win the hearts of wealthy married men, thereby encouraging the act of adultery. Adultery is a criminal offense under the Penal Code of Northern Nigeria. Section 387 and 388 stipulate imprisonment for two years, and/or with a fine for adultery.

“Although adultery is not prosecuted under the Criminal Code, it provides for redress if a spouse can prove that adultery occurred. For instance, section 15(2)(b) of the Matrimonial Causes Act states that: “ The court hearing a petition for a decree of dissolution of a marriage shall hold the marriage to have broken down irretrievably if the respondent has committed adultery and the petitioner finds it intolerable to live with the respondent”

“Again, we are not aware of any approval from NAFDAC, as such selling of unlicensed and unauthorized love portion, which suspected did not undergo evaluation and/or approval by the National or Regional Regulatory Authority for the market in which they are marketed/distributed or used, subject to permitted conditions under national or regional regulation and legislation is a crime and punishable or are your products accredited?

“Therefore, we are giving you 72 hours from the date of this publication to go to the media and repudiate the alleged efficacy of your products with an apology to the men and women you have allegedly induced with your alleged unlicensed and unauthorized love portions, which has infringed on their rights accordingly. Failure to do so, we may very likely take legal steps to force relevant Agencies of the Government to rise up and do their duty. ”

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