Coleman Technical Industries is advocating for stricter penalties against manufacturers of counterfeit cables. The company is urging the Standard Organisation of Nigeria to take action against offenders.
Further details about the company's call to action are available.
The full story can be found on the Punch website, which provides more information on Coleman Technical Industries' stance on counterfeit cable makers.
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