MultiChoice announced a new price increase for its GOtv and DStv subscriptions on February 24, expected effective March 1.
Mr Ezeh appealed to the government to subsidise energy for drug manufacturers in the country to help bring down prices.
Mr Ijagwu said that the investigation was aimed at ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
Mr Ijagwu said the products posed serious health risks to consumers
The FCCPC stated that the company lacked necessary compliance records necessary to ensure safety and quality of the products.
The FCCPC said that Meta had also shared the users’ data without consent and abused its market dominance.
After removing the fuel subsidy, the federal government provided N100 billion to purchase 5,500 CNG vehicles (buses and tricycles).
Mr Abdullahi said the scheme will reduce the rate at which Nigerians patronise unregistered loan applications.
Mr Adullahi said that the MacArthur foundation granted funds to intervene in the electricity sector.
The FCCPC expressed its resolve to remain vigilant in protecting consumers and ensuring a fair marketplace in the country.
