Imo CPC DG Warns Against Unlabeled Products for Safety

Dr. Obioma Okafor, the Director General of the Imo Consumer Protection Council (CPC), issued a warning to residents of Imo State against buying and consuming unlabeled and unregistered products.
During a market tour in Owerri, she expressed concern over the increasing presence of goods lacking proper identification, which pose serious risks to consumer health and safety. Okafor stated that products without clear labels, manufacturer details, and regulatory approval cannot be trusted regarding their origin and quality.
She urged consumers to avoid such products and emphasized the necessity of proper labeling, which should include essential information such as ingredients, usage instructions, manufacturer details, NAFDAC registration numbers, expiration dates, and proper packaging seals. Furthermore, she cautioned that patronizing unregistered goods encourages illegal practices that undermine market standards.
Okafor reaffirmed the CPC's commitment to protecting consumers and ensuring that only approved products circulate in Imo State, amid growing concerns about substandard products in urban centers.
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