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DIGITAL LENDING: FCCPC TACKLES ABUSES, ISSUES LANDMARK REGULATIONS

Wednesday, September 3, 2025: The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has officially issued the Digital, Electronic, Online, or Non-Traditional Consumer Lending Regulations (DEON Consumer Lending Regulation), 2025, to address longstanding consumer complaints and a variety of issues. These include exploitative practices, data privacy violations, abusive loan recovery tactics, harassment, and anti-competitive behaviour by certain […]

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2nd IBA African Competition Law Conference29–30 May 2025 | Lagos, Nigeria

Co-hosted by the FCCPC, IBA Antitrust Section & IBA African Regional Forum Explore key issues: Digital markets, AfCFTA, Merger control, Consumer protection & more. Early Bird Registration closes 5 May 2025.Register Now: https://rb.gy/o1dna9 FCCPC to Co-Host 2nd IBA African Competition Law Conference in Lagos, 29–30 May 2025 The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC)

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Violations: Tribunal Upholds FCCPC’s $220 Million fine Against Meta/WhatsApp

* Tunji Bello restates commitment to consumers’ protection Friday, April 25, 2025 – The Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal today delivered its judgment in the appeal filed by Meta Platforms Incorporated (Facebook) and WhatsApp LLC against the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), affirming the Commission’s authority and actions in nearly all the contested

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Investigation into Branding, Labeling, and Alleged Anti-Competitive Practices of Coca-Cola Nig. Ltd & NBC

Thursday, August 1, 2024: In June 2019, the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (Commission) became aware that Coca-Cola Nigeria Limited (Coca-Cola) and Nigerian Bottling Company Limited (NBC) (jointly referred to as the “Companies”) had commenced a migration of their Coke brand from a formulation that included regular sugar to non-nutritive sweeteners. The migration at

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In the Matter of: Meta Platforms, Inc. and WhatsApp LLC: Investigation into Alleged Violations of Antitrust Laws, Data Protection Regulations, and Consumer Protection Acts

Investigative Report-FCCPC – WhatsApp-13.11.23 Final order-FCCPC-Meta-18072024 Executive Summary – WhatsApp Investigation-13.11.23 Release In the Matter of Meta Platforms, Inc. and WhatsApp LLC

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Ayo Olowonihi

I hereby express profound appreciation to the FCCPC especially Mrs Rosemary Adedeji and her team for their diligent efforts in getting Star Plus Battery Metal Ltd, Abuja Office to replace the two Tubular batteries which exploded in January this year less than two months after purchase directly from them. The batteries have 24 months warranty

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Don’t Burn Their Future: FCCPC Leads Nigeria’s Battle Against Youth Access to Tobacco 2

Globally, millions fall victim to the harmful consequences of tobacco consumption, leaving a trail of devastation. Nigeria, unfortunately, is no exception, having countless young citizens trapped in the act, with grave implications for their future. This mirrors the urgency behind a nationwide call to action against the perilous consequences of youths’ access to tobacco.  The Federal Competition and Consumer

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Don’t Burn Their Future: FCCPC Leads Nigeria’s Battle Against Youth Access to Tobacco

Globally, millions fall victim to the harmful consequences of tobacco consumption, leaving a trail of devastation. Nigeria, unfortunately, is no exception, having countless young citizens trapped in the act, with grave implications for their future. This mirrors the urgency behind a nationwide call to action against the perilous consequences of youths’ access to tobacco.  The Federal Competition and Consumer

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