Consumer Education

A Paradigm Shift in Climate Accountability: LASEPA’s Implementation of the Lagos Greenhouse Gas Registry (LGHGR)

The discourse surrounding climate change mitigation in developing mega-cities often revolves around the challenge of balancing rapid industrial growth with environmental sustainability. In this context, the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA), in collaboration with Swanux Global Investment Limited and TPHG Technologies Limited, has embarked on a seminal project: the[Read More…]

Eko DisCo Confirms Rekhiat Momoh as CEO, Following Sustained Operational Performance

The Board of Eko Electricity Distribution Company (Eko DisCo) has confirmed Mrs. Rekhiat Momoh as its Chief Executive Officer, following a period of sustained operational and financial improvement under her leadership. Mrs. Momoh, who served as Acting CEO since March 2024, oversaw a sharp reduction in Aggregated Technical, Commercial, and[Read More…]

From Skills to Start-ups: Unpacking Nestlé Nigeria’s Commitment to Youth Development—A National Investment in Human Capital

By Godwin Anyebe In a nation where the youth demographic holds the key to future prosperity, yet faces significant challenges in securing meaningful employment and entrepreneurial footing, the strategic intervention of private sector entities is becoming increasingly critical. Nestlé Nigeria stands out as a pioneering corporate force, systematically addressing this[Read More…]

House of Representatives Committee Probes Drug Abuse Prevalence, Calls for Memoranda from Stakeholders and the Public

​The House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee constituted to investigate the prevalence, regulation, and impact of drug abuse, tobacco, alcohol, illicit trafficking, and related crimes across Nigeria has invited key stakeholders and the general public to submit Memoranda. ​The Committee, chaired by Hon. Oluwatimehin Adelegbe (Owo/Ose Federal Constituency, Ondo State), was[Read More…]

NAFDAC Lauds PTML Customs for Major Seizure of Unregistered and Substandard Drugs

​The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has commended the Ports and Terminal Multipurpose Services Limited (PTML) Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) for a significant interception of unwholesome and unregistered drugs. The seizure included two containers of substandard antibiotics and high blood pressure medication,[Read More…]

Financial Regulator Seeks Unilateral Power in Dispute Resolution, Banks Warn of Erosion of Judicial Rights

Financial authorities are pushing to grant the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) the power to impose its dispute mediation outcomes on financial institutions, a move the banking sector warns infringes on its fundamental right to a trial. ​The FSS recently reported to the National Assembly that it will actively support legislative[Read More…]

NCC Ramps Up Digital Connectivity Plan, Reimagining Rural Access as Economic Catalyst

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is implementing a comprehensive, data-led strategy to transform rural connectivity from a mere social challenge into a significant national economic opportunity. The goal is to rapidly narrow the country’s widening digital divide and fuel inclusive growth. ​Aminu Maida, the Executive Vice Chairman of the NCC,[Read More…]

Judicial Crackdown on Corporate Impunity: Consumers Win Big in Landmark Rulings

A series of landmark court judgments is sending a powerful message to major service providers in Nigeria: consumer rights are not optional. The rulings underscore a zero-tolerance approach to corporate impunity, holding companies accountable for poor service, wrongful disconnections, and abusive policies. The judgments come as frustration mounts among Nigerian[Read More…]

Consumer Protection Wins: Lagos and Enugu Court Rulings Bolster FCCPA Authority

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has lauded two significant court judgments in Lagos and Enugu, calling them major victories that reinforce consumer rights and accountability under the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act (FCCPA), 2018. The rulings against Multichoice Nigeria Limited and Peace Mass Transit highlight the[Read More…]