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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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Consumer Safety Advisory: Protecting Yourself and Your Purchases Amid Rising Insecurity in Nigeria

Nigeria is currently experiencing a challenging period of insecurity. While government and security agencies continue working to restore safety, consumers must also take proactive steps to protect themselves, their families, and their hard-earned money. In times like these, staying informed is not only wise but necessary. At Save The Consumers Initiative, our…
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Why Fake Products Are Flooding the Nigerian Market – And How You Can Protect Yourself

Introduction: Fake and substandard products have become a growing threat to Nigerian consumers. From household goods to pharmaceuticals, counterfeit items are everywhere, posing serious health and financial risks. At Save The Consumers Initiative, we believe every consumer deserves safe, authentic, and high-quality products.   Why Fake Products Are a Problem…
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  Introduction Every day in Nigeria, millions of consumers unknowingly purchase fake or substandard products. From medications that don’t work to electrical appliances that spark fires, these products pose serious risks yet the battle for safer markets is far from over. As a leading voice in consumer advocacy, Save The Consumer is raising awareness…
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The internet helps us do many things — like sending money, buying goods, or talking to friends. But not everything online is safe. In Nigeria today, many scammers use the internet to trick people and steal their money. This article will help you know the common scams in 2025 and…
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