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Nigerians are being warned that some bottles of Sprite are contaminated.
"Particles" have been found in five crates of the soft drink at shops and a production facility, says the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control.
It is not clear what those particles are, but the authorities say it is the 50cl-size Sprite bottle in particular that is affected.
Some consumers online say the announcement is too vague and are demanding more information.
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