The investigation found that these pills, branded under various names such as Tafrodol, are sold cheaply on the streets and are popular among users despite their severe health risks, including the potential for overdose and addiction. The BBC team tracked the origin of these pills back to Aveo's facilities, with undercover footage revealing conversations with the company's director, who was disturbingly aware of the drugs' dangers, yet saw it merely as a business venture. Local task forces in Ghana are actively combating the rampant drug abuse, but the situation remains dire as the supply continues unabated.

The findings reveal a larger issue of accountability within pharmaceutical exports, raising concerns about regulation and safety in the international drug trade, while also drawing attention to West Africa's increasing battle with opioid addiction.