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Standards Organisation of Nigeria promotes product certification in Lagos

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What happened

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The Standards Organisation of Nigeria held an exhibition in Lagos where its Director-General, Dr Ifeanyi Okeke, explained product certification. He announced that SON has uploaded a list of products certified under its Mandatory Conformity Assessment Programme (MANCAP) to its official website. SON urged Nigerians to use this online list to verify product certification marks and avoid substandard or counterfeit goods.

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Why it matters

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The initiative aims to help consumers make informed purchasing decisions and rewards manufacturers who comply with SON's standards. This action is designed to help consumers easily find and buy quality products.

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Who's involved

  • Standards Organisation of NigeriaBody responsible for regulating product quality and conducting the exhibition
  • NISCompany whose products are subject to SON's certification standards
  • NigeriaNation where SON operates and where the consumer campaign is directed

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  • NigeriaSpeculative

    Nigeria might see manufacturers' sales increase for goods that meet the required quality standards.

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