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FCCPC Urges Nigerians To Report Arbitrary Price Increases

Omolemi EboisetaleBy Omolemi EboisetaleApril 14, 2024Updated:April 14, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has urged Nigerians to report any instances of price fixing and unfair trade practices. 

 

In an official statement released on Sunday via its social media handle, the FCCPC noted its commitment to safeguarding consumers’ interests and ensuring fair market practices.

 





While acknowledging its limitations in directly controlling prices, the commission vowed to take action against businesses engaging in practices such as price gouging and manipulation of supply chains.

 

The statement read, “The FCCPC acknowledges that the rising cost of essential goods impacts consumers’ well-being and economic stability.

 

“While we recognise that the commission cannot directly control prices, we are committed to safeguarding consumers’ interests and ensuring fair market practices, necessitating fair pricing.

 

“Arbitrary price increases stemming from untoward practices like price gouging and conspiracy to manipulate supply violate existing laws.

 

“The commission will not hesitate to invoke Section 17(s) of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act (FCCPA) 2018 against any perpetrator of such acts. This section prohibits obnoxious trade practices and unscrupulous exploitation of consumers.”

“We encourage consumers to remain vigilant and report unfair trade practices to the FCCPC.

 

 

“Consumers can provide details, including the conduct, location of perpetrators, and other relevant information for investigation, through contact@fccpc.gov.ng.

 

“The FCCPC remains committed to promoting fair competition, protecting consumers, and fostering a regulated marketplace. We appreciate citizens’ vigilance and encourage active participation in reporting any violations.”

 

Consumers have been urged to provide detailed information, including the nature of the conduct, the location of perpetrators, and any other relevant details for investigation.

 

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