The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has commenced interrogation of the management team of some Chinese restaurants that were shut two weeks ago for selling products that violate
d consumer rights.
During the operation, the agency confiscated some frozen food items allegedly imported illegally from China. A top official in the FCCPC with knowledge of the investigation confided in our correspondent that one of the major reasons for the probe was to determine the source of supplies of the products to the Chinese companies.
He said, “One thing that Nigerians should be sure of is that if for any reason we feel that they are withholding information, we will invoke the law so as to get the information from them.
Nigeria Latest News, Nigeria Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Philippines moves to shut down top broadcaster | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World NewsPhilippine government lawyers moved Monday to strip the nation's biggest media group of its operating franchise in what campaigners branded a fresh attack on press freedom under President Rodrigo Duterte.
Read more »
Amazon wants Trump testimony about huge Pentagon contract“President Trump has unique knowledge about his involvement in the bid process, including private conversations with and instructions to others about the process and the award.”
Read more »
StackPath
Read more »
Human Rights Abuses: 2020 could be Shell’s year of reckoning - Amnesty InternationalAllegations range from complicity in unlawful executions to systemic pollution and environmental damage in the Niger Delta.
Read more »
Catholic Bishop Probed Over Alleged Sexual AbuseCatholic Bishop Probed Over Alleged Sexual Abuse.
Read more »
China Shares Coronavirus Treatment Techniques With Nigeria, Others | Sahara ReportersChina Shares Coronavirus Treatment Techniques With Nigeria, Others | Sahara Reporters This was confirmed by the Chinese Embassy in Nigeria through a statement released on Monday. coronavirus READ MORE:
Read more »