The police have released a Facebook user, Chioma Egodi, who gave an unfavourable review of Nagiko tin tomato.
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Egodi made headlines after some netizens took to social media to protest her arrest by the police following her review of Nagiko Tin Tomato, a product of Erisco Food Limited.
According to Egoli, the tomato paste contained too much sugar, a claim the company’s management accused Egoli of making “to mislead our esteemed customers and discredit the image of Erisco Foods Limited.”
In an X post, Tuesday, Chief Executive Officer of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, Babatunde Irukera, announced Egoli’s release.
“Further Update: Ms Chioma has been released on bail. Mutual commitments by both parties before the police,” Irukera’s post read.
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