The Director General of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission of Nigeria (FCCPC), Mr. Babatunde Irukera, said: “The Federal Commission on Competition and Consumer Protection welcomes the proactive, cutting-edge and socially culpable technique that Jumia and Reckitt Benckiser have adopted. to deal with potential risks. Supply shortages of key hygiene products, ensuring affordability and accessibility, and selling COVID-19 awareness. FCCPC appreciates this and encourages a similar dynamism that is consumer-centric and brings price to consumers and society as a whole. We foresee the successful effects of this collaboration and will provide the mandatory regulatory standards to ensure that the attempt at affordable access is not thwarted or exploited by anyone, and that those who demonstrate corporate social duty are not deprived compared to those who act otherwise.
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