By Maduka Nweke and Joy Daniel
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) in collaboration with Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) and other Federal Government Agencies has convened a seminar to explore the symbiotic relationship between businesses and consumers.
The Director General of National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, Director General, Standard Organisation of Nigeria, Dr. Ifeanyi C. Okeke, and Executive Vice Chairman, Federal Competition & Consumer Protection Commission, Mr. Babatunde Irukera among other influential figures committed to fostering ethical business practices in Nigeria, will grace the Consumertrics 2.0, Advisory Series 2023 to brainstorm on the subject matter.
Scheduled for November 30, the Consumertrics webinar with the theme: “Ethical Practices: Shared Wins for Businesses and Consumers,” will bring together eminent personalities who are at the forefront of championing ethical standards in Nigerian economy to explore the symbiotic relationship between businesses and consumers in the country.
According to Mr. Muyiwa Ayojimi, the Chief Executive Officer, Consumertrics and Co-convener of the Centre for Consumer Concern Initiative, “We are thrilled to announce Consumertrics’ upcoming advisory series which underscores our commitment to fostering a business environment in Nigeria that prioritises ethical practices, transparency and the well-being of the Nigerian consumers. The overarching goal of the advisory series is to shed light on the critical role, ethical practices play in ensuring mutually beneficial outcomes for both businesses and consumers.”
“In a world where the ethical conduct of businesses is becoming
increasingly crucial, this advisory series serves as a vital platform
for industry leaders, policymakers, and the public to engage in
meaningful conversations. We believe that by bringing together
influential personalities such as Prof. (Mrs.) Mojisola Adeyeye, Dr.
Ifeanyi C. Okeke, and Mr. Babatunde Irukera, we can collectively
explore the shared benefits of ethical practices for businesses and
consumers alike.”
Speaking further, he noted: “Our aim is to not only highlight the
importance of ethical standards but also to provide actionable
insights that can contribute to the growth and sustainability of
businesses in Nigeria. We are confident that the discussions will be
insightful, and the outcomes will serve as a catalyst for positive
change within our business ecosystem.”
Consumertrics invites members of the media, business leaders,
policymakers and the general public to participate in this impactful
advisory series. “Consumertrics is a leading consumer advocacy
platform in Nigeria, dedicated to promoting transparency, fairness,
and ethical business practices. Through advocacy, education, and
collaboration, Consumertrics strives to create an environment where
businesses thrive while prioritising the interests and rights of
consumers,” the group said..
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