The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has issued a notice guiding Nigerians on how to report loan apps that harass their customers.
Many Nigerians rely on online loan apps for quick financial assistance.
However, when borrowers fail to repay on time, some of these lenders resort to harassment, including sending embarrassing messages—often with photos — to their contacts.
In April 2024, a popular Newspaper reported that this practice had led to serious problems, with some victims even losing their jobs due to public shame and humiliation.
In May 2024, it was also reported that the FCCPC was taking steps to block loan apps engaging in such harassment.
On Friday, the FCCPC reiterated its commitment to protecting consumers by providing a guide on how to report these lenders.
“Are you being harassed by loan apps or unfair businesses?
“No consumer should live in fear! The FCCPC is here for you, ensuring your rights are protected and businesses play fair,” the message posted on X read.
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