Stakeholders Push for Enhanced Consumer Protection in Nigeria
During a program organized by the Brand Journalists Association of Nigeria (BJAN) in Ososa, Ogun State, stakeholders advocated for joint efforts to protect consumers, emphasizing that all players in the value chain must fulfill their responsibilities. The event, commemorating World Consumer Rights Day, featured discussions on consumer protection and included a guided tour of Rite Food Limited's manufacturing facility.
Olufemi Ajiley, General Manager of Rite Food Limited, highlighted the company's commitment to global standards of quality and safety, noting compliance with regulatory requirements and investment in technology. Sola Salako Ajulo, founder of the Consumer Advocacy Foundation of Nigeria (CAFON), pointed out the lack of consumer awareness regarding rights and the challenges faced when seeking redress.
Mojisola Adeyey from NAFDAC stressed the need for collaboration among regulators, businesses, and journalists to protect consumers effectively. Daniel Obi, BJAN chairman, noted the association's commitment to raising public awareness on consumer issues.
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