Responsible gambling practices are integral to consumer protection measures. The current regulations in Nigeria focus on maintaining fair gaming practices, financial transparency, and responsible gambling.
The focus of consumer protection in e-commerce should shift from debating the necessity of information disclosure to enhancing its effectiveness, and regulations should not only mandate the provision of relevant information but also ensure it is presented in a clear, attractive, and comprehensible manner.
Service providers in Nigeria usually have a “no refund of money after payment” policy in their transactions with consumers. Is this policy illegal when viewed in light of the provisions of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act?
Following the economic recession of Nigeria was the emergence of the Ponzi Scheme aimed at paying out interest returns to invested parties, through a continuous borrowing process from other parties.
Intellectual property rights, due to their exclusivity, offer strategic advantages. This exclusivity creates space for assigning value to them, which in turn provides opportunities for leveraging their worth in various contexts, whether in commerce, innovation, or cultural preservation.
Stakeholder expectations represent the expectations of all conceivable parties interested, or in some way involved in the workings and development of a company.
The safety of airlines and a guarantee of passenger security are one of the positives of the aviation industry in Nigeria.
We need no soothsayer to posit that the digitalization of farming in Nigeria and other African countries, has the potential to drive massive growth in the economy of the continent, and also the potential to transform the sector.
