The Consumer Protection Council (CPC) has unveiled plans to introduce products and services monitoring and registration scheme known as ProServe aimed at eliminating counterfeiting and quackery in Nigeria.
Speaking at a media forum held at the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce , Industry, Mines and Agriculture( NACCIMA) head office, Lagos, the Director- General of CPC , Mrs Ifeyinwa Umenyi, pointed out that the programme would entail the creation of data bank for genuine products and services in the country.
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