Muhammed celebrates FCCPC’s Chief Abebe on Birthday

Public affairs analyst and advocate for good governance, Muhammed Hamza Mamman, has hailed Florence Abebe, head of the Anticompetitive Practice Department at the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), as a “beacon of integrity” and a “champion of fairness” in a glowing tribute marking her birthday. In a statement released to journalists in Abuja […]

Public affairs analyst and advocate for good governance, Muhammed Hamza Mamman, has hailed Florence Abebe, head of the Anticompetitive Practice Department at the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), as a “beacon of integrity” and a “champion of fairness” in a glowing tribute marking her birthday.

In a statement released to journalists in Abuja on Friday, Mamman described Abebe as a transformative figure whose leadership has reshaped Nigeria’s economic landscape.

“We honour a woman whose life is a testament to purpose, resilience, and unwavering dedication to justice,” he said.

Abebe, a towering presence in competition and consumer protection, has earned widespread praise for her relentless fight against monopolies and unfair trade practices.

He said ,under her stewardship, the FCCPC’s Anticompetitive Practice Department has held businesses accountable, empowered consumers, and fostered equitable markets.

“Her leadership is not defined by titles, but by impact,” Mamman noted, highlighting her role in ensuring fairness and opportunity in Nigeria’s economy.

Mamman praised Abebe’s courage in confronting powerful interests, stating, “In a world where standing up requires grit, she has proven time and again that integrity is her compass.”

Her work, he added, has laid the foundation for a Nigeria where markets thrive on competition, not exploitation, and where consumers are protected from predatory practices.

Celebrating her vision, Mamman said Abebe’s efforts point to a future where “fairness is not an aspiration, but a reality.”

He described her as a trailblazer and mentor, inspiring a generation to uphold justice and equity.

As Nigeria joins in celebrating Abebe’s birthday, Mamman called for continued support for her mission.