Fatimah Oyenike Ojo

[Fatimah Oyenike Ojo @nikoj65]

@Uno_009 Congratulations to everyone!!

[Fatimah Oyenike Ojo @nikoj65]

@fccpcnigeria @NigeriaGov @NGRSenate @NafdacAgency @fmitiofficial #KudosFCCPCandNAFDAC 👏🏾

Hopefully, this renewed FCCPC–NAFDAC MoU will be anchored on more practical structures that eliminate bureaucratic bottlenecks and other encumbrances, ensuring a stronger focus on efficient service delivery to consumers across Nigeria.🇳🇬

[Fatimah Oyenike Ojo @nikoj65]

@TMIndianaGirl @renoomokri Christians know the origin of the Bible and still choose to believe it and live by it. If you have read and understood the Bible, you will know that it is not an ordinary book, it was inspired by a force beyond human intellect to ensure that mankind live a fulfilled life!

[FCCPC Nigeria @fccpcnigeria]

ENTER NOW: The FCCPC invites secondary schools to enter its 9th National Young Consumer Contest.

Theme: Is a Just Transition to Sustainable Lifestyles a Choice or a Necessity for Nigerian Consumers?

Open to secondary schools nationwide.
Essay max: 350 words. One entry per school.
Finalists will take part in an oral debate at FCCPC HQ.

Deadline: 31 Jan 2026
Submit: https://t.co/bV5bbsktoi
More info: https://t.co/1EGOBAsBZI
Enquiries: 08056003030, 07025007920

FCCPC: promoting choice, ensuring fairness
@NigeriaGov @NGRSenate @HouseNGR

[Fatimah Oyenike Ojo @nikoj65]

@Beno10_MFC Dog 1

[Fatimah Oyenike Ojo @nikoj65]

@BiteyeWokoma @NigeriaStories Dangote is only setting the price for his own filling station. The fuel market is already deregulated. Every marketer is free to decide their price.

[Fatimah Oyenike Ojo @nikoj65]

@ElonMuskNews47 There are 18 birds there!

[Fatimah Oyenike Ojo @nikoj65]

@Imranmuhdz It's nice to know that the Northern leaders have taken a collective decision to end the insecurity in their region. The communique must have been drafted after a thorough analysis of the situation. I believe this is the starting point and wish them divine guidance and wisdom.

[Fatimah Oyenike Ojo @nikoj65]

@elonmuskmel7 571

[FCCPC Nigeria @fccpcnigeria]

FCCPC Acts on Deceptive Pricing at Fast-Moving Consumer Goods Store

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) conducted an on-the-spot check on a Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) Store in Abuja on February 16, 2024, leading to the temporary closure of the store due to continued violations involving misleading pricing and lack of transparency.

Earlier, on January 8, 2024, the FCCPC investigated the FMCG store following reports of misleading pricing practices. The investigation revealed that the store displayed lower prices on shelves and charged higher prices at checkout, contravening Section 115 of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act (FCCPA) 2018.

The investigation included all branches of the store in Abuja to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the issue and implement corrective measures across the entire chain.

The FCCPC promptly issued a summons to specific staff of the FCMG store, asking them to appear on February 12, 2024, to discuss corrective measures. However, the staff failed to appear without justification, raising concerns about potential violations under Section 33(3) of the FCCPA.

Consequently, on February 16, 2024, FCCPC operatives visited the FCMG store and confirmed through random checks that the deceptive practice did not only continue, but cashiers also charged prices at their discretion, leaving unsuspecting customers vulnerable to unfair pricing. Exercising its authority under Section 18(f), the Commission temporarily sealed the premises to allow the store time to readjust their pricing system.

Subsequently, following a mutual understanding and commitment from the store to implement transparent pricing practices, the FCCPC reopened the store on February 16, 2024, at about 7:00 PM.

The Commission is aware that similar practices may be occurring at other FCMG outlets nationwide. These outlets are advised to cease such practices immediately to avoid consequences.

Businesses are expected to display transparent pricing information to empower consumers to make informed purchasing decisions, especially during challenging economic times. The FCCPC remains committed to combating all forms of exploitative or misleading practices that undermine consumer rights. The FCCPA protects consumer rights and prohibits deceptive business practices. Section 115 outlines potential penalties for violations, including fines for organisations and imprisonment for directors.

The FCCPC encourages all businesses to adhere to fair and transparent pricing practices to ensure consumer protection and a healthy market environment.

Dr. Adamu Abdullahi
Ag. Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive Officer
@NigeriaGov @NGRSenate @HouseNGR @TradeInvestNG @DrDorisAnite

[Fatimah Oyenike Ojo @nikoj65]

@MBANZAPAULA I pray for your healing. Thanks a lot for sharing your experience.

[Fatimah Oyenike Ojo @nikoj65]

There is hope!! A new and better Nigeria🇳🇬 on the way!
I can perceive it!!

[Fatimah Oyenike Ojo @nikoj65]

@abunal @BensonRaphael2 @TundeIrukera @fccpcnigeria Amen!!🙏🏽🙏🏽

[Joman Global @joman_global]

BREAKING NEWS.....
"Allow Biafrans To Go" American Author, Robert Spencer Tells Nigerian Government|AVTNEWS

Read More👇👇👇
https://t.co/Sty0a9dHhg

[FCCPC Nigeria @fccpcnigeria]

Session for members of FCCPC Governing Board

[FCCPC Nigeria @fccpcnigeria]

Promoting competition & ensuring fairness: FCCPC holds board/management retreat to boost performance.

[Babatunde Irukera @TundeIrukera]

@fijnigeria @DanaAir @fccpcnigeria Any additional burden on a person with disability is illegal, discriminatory, unjustified & inconsistent with global standards & applicable conventions. We will ensure this doesn't happen, and ensure appropriate retribution where PWDs have been mistreated on account of disability

[Fatimah Oyenike Ojo @nikoj65]

@JerryMcAlfred @effodu @msruthie_ebony Very sad!

[First Doctor @FirstDoctor]

Stop eating Nzu clay
Stop eating Nzu clay

Nzu or calabash chalk doesn't prevent nausea & vomiting in pregnancy

Rather, it contains excess lead that causes low potassium & iron, muscle weakness, nerve damage, inflamed stomach, poisoning & low blood level

RT for public awareness

[Prof. Yemi Osinbajo @ProfOsinbajo]

The forthcoming deployment of the 5 million solar power connections, targeting 25 million households across the country under the Economic Sustainability Plan (ESP), reaffirms Nigeria’s commitment to the global green energy initiative.