Author: Adaeze Nwadili

Osun Government Introduces Standardized Weighing Scales

Osun State Government has disclosed that attainment of equity and justice in commercial transactions in all the markets across the state was the reason for its quest for the use of standardized weighing scales called “Osunwon Omoluabi” in the state. The Former Commissioner for Commerce, Industries, Cooperatives and Empowerment, Mr. Ismail Adekunle Jayeoba-Alagbada stated this in […]

Challenges of Weight and Measure for Nigerian Consumers and the Way Forward

In Nigeria, the issue of accurate weight and measure poses significant challenges for consumers across various sectors, from food and beverages to commodities and retail products. The accuracy of measurements directly impacts consumer trust, fairness in trade, and overall economic stability. Addressing these challenges requires a concerted effort from regulatory bodies, businesses, and consumers themselves […]

FG Intensifies Protection of Consumers, Businesses

The Federal Government has taken further steps to protect consumers and businesses against  losses and inaccurate measurements. Amb. Nura Rimi, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment, said this during the Weights and Measures Department Quarterly Assembly in Abuja on Thursday. According to Rimi, this is being done through  enforcement of the Standard Operating […]

Weights and Measures Department of Industry, Trade and Investment Ministry Weighs down on Erring Firms.

Weights and Measures Department of Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment has weighed down heavily on Coca-Cola Bottling Company for evading payment of legal remittances for upward of six years coming to 3.3 Million Naira. The Company was also liable for penalty for obstructing the officials of Weights and Measures from carrying out their […]

AfCFTA Gains: NAFDAC Boss Demands  Improved Standards From Pharmacists

The Director General, National Agency for Food Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Prof Mojisola Adeyeye has said that pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria must standardise their products in order to compete with products from other countries. NAFDAC boss said Nigerian pharmaceutical companies should take advantage of the African Free Trade Agreement (AfcFTA) that allows free trade among […]

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