The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) is championing a robust campaign against fake products, urging Nigerian producers and suppliers to prioritize product certification for market success and public safety.
During a recent lecture titled “Growing Businesses Through Standardisation,” resource expert Mr. Lawal Ayanda emphasized the critical importance of embracing made-in-Nigeria goods, particularly cables and wires.
“Nigerian cables are flame retardant; they are resistant to fire. All Nigerian cables have SON logos,” Mr. Ayanda highlighted, underscoring their superior quality.
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Mrs. Maryrose Ugwueche, SON’s State Coordinator in Ebonyi, expressed gratitude to all stakeholders for their collaborative efforts in the state.
This initiative aims to foster a market where certified, high-quality Nigerian products thrive, creating a safer environment for consumers and bolstering local businesses through adherence to national standards.
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