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Nigerian government threatens PoS operators with N10m fine, 3 months jail term over charges

Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada by Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada
July 24, 2023
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Nigeria’s Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has threatened to sanction Point of Sale (PoS) operators over their planned increase in transaction charges.

In a recent statement issued, the Executive Vice Chairman/ Chief Executive Officer of FCCPC, Babatunde Irukera, said corporate entities found guilty of arbitrary charges would be fined N10 million and N1 million for individuals.

He added that PoS operators found culpable of fixing the price of transactions risk a jail term of up to three months.

Irukera said: “The Commission advises PoS operators that violation of an order of the Commission attracts additional consequences apart from the underlying illegal conduct that is the subject of the order such as up to N10,000,000 for corporate entities; and N1,000,000 and or a prison sentence of up to three months for individuals.”

While describing the plan to fix the charges as a breach of Section 127 of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act 2018, he said: “Accordingly, the Commission, in escalating this in accordance with the FCCPA and ancillary instruments, has entered an Order & Notice (ONC) of the Commission to AMMBAN, persons identified as executives, members, and non-member PoS operators to Cease and Desist from conduct that constitutes an infringement of the law.

“In addition, some persons, such as non-AMMBAN members, may become subject to the ONC. Accordingly, the Commission has, and is by this again publicly disseminating the ONC. Members are however invited to consider the sufficiency of service of the ONC under Section 158(4) of the FCCPA which deems such service on their association or executives as adequate and acceptable.”

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