the full wrath of the law.There had been complaints on social media of people paying more than five times the normal cost of hand sanitisers.
A Facebook user, Farida Ladipo-Ajayi, who posted a picture of the transaction details as evidence, said she bought a 500ml Enliven Hand gel at Medmark Pharmacy, Gbagada, Lagos, at the cost of N19, 950.The FCCPC said the act of increasing the cost of such items was at variance with the law. The commission said the inordinate and unusual practice of unreasonably increasing the price of these products in an indiscriminate manner on account of the public health concern violates both moral codes and extant law.All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH.
It’s very important to understand that the face mask “IS FOR AND ONLY PROTECTS” the infected/sick person from releasing the COVID-19 droplets within a meter of their location, PLS NOTE: FACE MASK CANNOT PROTECT ANYONE AGAINST THIS VIRUS AND SANITIZERS DOES NOT STOP IT SPREAD!!!
May at this point ? Nonsense
Ogogoro or Hand wash is still the best method
NIGERIACPC fccpcnigeria please o, go after them gently. What if you are too hard and the decide to horde? There is no law forcing them to sell at all. I think it’s more an issue of dialogue. Also if the Federal Government were alive to its responsibilities, it would stock
It’s only when measures like this are taken that people behave.
Pls do oo
Pls start with Medmark pharmacy
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