Year: 2026

15 Jul 26

The Negative Impact Of Soaring Price Of Cooking Gas

High cooking gas (LPG) prices in Nigeria—averaging ₦1,300 to ₦1,650 per kilogram depending on the location—are forcing millions of households to abandon clean energy for hazardous alternatives like firewood and kerosene. Small businesses, such as restaurants and bakeries, are also struggling with soaring overhead costs, squeezing everyday Nigerians amid wider…
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WHY EVERY CONSUMERS SHOULD KNOW THEIR RIGHTS

Why Every Consumer Should Know Their Rights Consumer rights are fundamental protections that ensure people are treated fairly when purchasing goods and services. Knowing these rights helps consumers make informed decisions, avoid exploitation, and seek justice when treated unfairly. To Protect Yourself from Fraud Knowing your rights helps you recognize…
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Why Many Consumers Fear Speaking Out in Nigeria and How to Change That

  In Nigeria’s fast-growing economy, consumers should play a powerful role in shaping better products, improved services, and stronger corporate accountability. However, many Nigerian consumers remain hesitant to speak out when they experience poor service, unfair treatment, or defective products. This silence weakens consumer protection systems, allows unethical business practices to…
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