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SON raises red alert over substandard Engine oil

Standard Organization of Nigeria, SON, has raised a red alert on the discovery of suspected substandard Toyota brand of engine oil in the Nigerian markets. Director-General, Osita Aboloma Esq. disclosed that the suspected substandard Toyota brand of engine oil was discovered through the SON regular market surveillance activity in its 42 State offices across the country. The imported product has neither undergone the SON offshore conformity assessment process nor was it registered with the organisation for traceability and quality verification. SON stated that the Toyota brand of engine oil is being sold in One (1) litre and Four (4) litre containers to unsuspecting Nigerian Consumers.

The suspected substandard product has no close or remote relationship with the Toyota brands of the automobile or the manufacturers. SON advised the Nigerian public to avoid patronage of the Toyota brand of engine oil in the meantime, stressing that SON operatives are on the trail of other uncertified and unregistered brands of engine oil in the Nigerian markets for necessary regulatory action. SON advised the general public to patronize only certified made-in-Nigeria brands of engine oil with the MANCAP logo and imported brands that have undergone the SON off-shore conformity assessment process and are duly registered for traceability and quality verification. The SON assured the Nigerian public that all purveyors of substandard and life-threatening products would be prosecuted in line with the provisions of the SON Act 14 of 2015 and the criminal code once apprehended. SON frowned at the importation of poor quality products into Nigeria to engage in unfair competition with high quality, certified, made-in- Nigeria brands.

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