Federal Government Gives Traders One Month Notice To Crash Market Prices As Tinubu departs China

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The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has imposed a one-month embargo on merchants and other market stakeholders that use exploitative pricing to drive down commodity prices. Mr Tunji Bello, the FCCPC's recently appointed Executive Vice Chairman, stated this during a one-day stakeholders' engagement on exploitative pricing in Abuja on Thursday.