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The FCCPC is strengthening efforts to stop unfair business practices in Lagos, focusing on price tagging, product labelling, returns and refundsFCCPC boss Tunji Bello said clear pricing and reliable product information are essential for building consumer trust and promoting fair competitionThe agency urged businesses to comply with consumer protection laws, stressing that transparency benefits both consumers and responsible businesses
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The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has intensified its push against unfair trading practices, warning businesses to comply with rules on price displays, product information, returns and refunds.
The regulatory body renewed its call during a stakeholders’ engagement held on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, in Ikeja, Lagos, urging businesses to improve transparency and uphold consumers’ rights.
FCCPC moves against unfair practices in markets, supermarkets, shopping malls and online platformsSource: UGC
FCCPC demands clear prices, proper product information
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