The Nigerian Parliament Demand To Establish A Price Control Board To Stabilize Commodities Prices.
The House of Representatives has called on the Tinubu administration to consider reintroducing a price control board in Nigeria to regulate and monitor the prices of essential goods and services.
This move is aimed at preventing the hoarding of goods and ensuring that customers are protected from exorbitant prices.
The absence of a price control board could lead to inflation and disrupt the economic equilibrium of the nation, particularly affecting the prices of petroleum products and transportation costs.
The House also urged the federal government to impose zero duty on agricultural products for five years to encourage agricultural production.
The Committee on Commerce has been tasked with ensuring compliance and reporting back within four days for further legislative action.
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