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Counterfeit LG TVs flood Nigeria, manufacturer reveals dangerous risks to consumers

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Counterfeit LG TVs flood Nigeria, manufacturer reveals dangerous risks to consumers

LG Electronics Nigeria has issued an urgent warning to consumers following the circulation of counterfeit LG-branded televisions across the country.

The alert comes after viral online videos showed unauthorized individuals repackaging non-LG TVs into fake LG boxes and attaching forged labels.

According to the company, the fake products are not manufactured or supplied by LG Electronics Nigeria or any of its accredited partners. Beyond being deceptive, the counterfeits pose significant risks, including poor performance, potential electrical hazards, and the lack of any official LG warranty, service, or support.

“We are deeply concerned about the spread of these counterfeit TVs and the potential harm they pose to Nigerian families. At LG, consumer safety and product quality are our top priorities. We remain committed to ensuring our customers have access to genuine products and complete peace of mind,” said Moses Osime, Public Relations Manager, LG Electronics Nigeria.

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LG advised consumers to purchase LG televisions only from authorized dealers and verified retail outlets. “Look out for genuine LG factory seals, accurate model details, serial numbers, and official warranty documentation. Be cautious of unusually low prices that may signal counterfeit goods.

“Register and verify LG products via https://www.lg.com/africa/support/product-validation or by contacting the company’s customer service team.”

LG Electronics Nigeria however, expressed appreciation for the vigilance of its customers and reaffirmed its commitment to keeping the public informed.

The company urged Nigerians to stay alert and make informed choices when buying electronics to avoid falling victim to counterfeit products.

For more information and to verify your product, visit https://www.lg.com/africa/support/product-validation.

Abiodun Adelowokan

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