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 "Grow… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader SON urge producers to embrace standards, highlight superiority of Nigerian-made cables By Busola Bamidele on June 13, 2025 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. Read also: SON urge producers to embrace standards, highlight superiority of Nigerian-made cables China expands zero-tariff access to boost Africa trade, Nigeria gets priority attention Why Nigerian SMEs Must Take Cybersecurity Seriously – Before It's Too Late FG's housing policy creates local jobs, boosts sustainability NPA moves to resolve empty container crisis at Apapa Port 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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