Author: Godwin Anyebe

Navigating the Effects of Substandard Products: The Nigerian Consumer’s Battle

In Nigeria, the struggle against substandard products is a daily reality for consumers across the country. From counterfeit medicines to fake electrical appliances, the prevalence of substandard goods poses serious risks to public health, safety, and economic stability. This pervasive issue not only undermines consumer confidence but also challenges regulatory[Read More…]

Nigerian Universities and the Electricity Conundrum: Navigating Challenges to Academic Excellence

In Nigeria, the pursuit of academic excellence often meets an enduring challenge: the unpredictable and unreliable supply of electricity. This issue is particularly acute in the country’s universities, where power outages frequently disrupt teaching, research, and administrative activities. The impact of this electricity conundrum extends far beyond inconvenience, shaping the[Read More…]

Dollar Bonds, Debt Servicing, FX Volatility Pose Risks to Nigeria’s Economic Recovery, Expert Warns

CEO of Sonora Capital & Investment Limited, DR. Kunle Alonge, has shared his insights on the federal government’s plan to issue dollar bonds, aimed at enhancing Nigeria’s purchasing power and attracting diaspora investment, pointing out both the advantages and potential drawbacks. According to Alonge in an interview with ARISE NEWS[Read More…]

Understanding Consumer Protection Risks Faced by Nigerian Digital Finance Users

Abstract The opening of Nigeria’s mobile money system to non-banks and new mobile banking products from commercial banks presents the potential for digital finance to take off in the country. To maximize the benefits of digital inclusion, expansion of use should occur alongside sufficient consumer protection policies and responsible product[Read More…]

DSTV, GOTV price hike is consequence of fallen value of naira, ever-increasing taxes in Nigeria – Multichoice tells Tribunal

MultiChoice Nigeria has maintained that its DSTV and GOTV price hikes are a consequence of the fallen value of the naira and ever-increasing taxes in Nigeria, among other factors. The legal team of MultiChoice disclosed this in its counter affidavits before the Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal following a case[Read More…]