FCCPC Drops Case Against MultiChoice After Settlement
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) withdrew a criminal case against MultiChoice Nigeria after reaching an amicable settlement. The case, involving allegations of breaching the FCCPC Act 2018, was withdrawn following a settlement between the parties.
The case was scheduled for arraignment in the Federal High Court in Abuja, with top executives of MultiChoice Nigeria listed as defendants. The withdrawal came after the FCCPC informed the court of no longer pursuing the case, leading to the criminal charges being struck.
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