Renowned journalist and talk show host, Funmi Iyanda, makes a captivating return with an exciting new season of “Public Eye.” In this fresh installment, Funmi sets her focus on shedding light on the pressing issues shaping the country’s current state of affairs.
In an enlightening debut episode, Funmi Iyanda, along with her distinguished guests, delves into a concern of paramount importance – the alarming surge in the proliferation and sale of substandard, expired, counterfeit, and hazardous consumer goods across Nigeria. This widespread predicament deeply affects every Nigerian who engages with products and services, whether sourced domestically or internationally. Even seemingly “imported” items often conceal expired sell-by dates or perilous components due to their counterfeit nature.
Olufunmilola Aduke Iyanda, known affectionately as Funmi Iyanda, is a multifaceted personality, embodying roles from talk show host to philanthropist. Her significant contributions as a broadcaster, film and TV producer, media executive, journalist, and blogger have left an indelible mark. Notably, she steered the production and hosting of “New Dawn with Funmi,” a beloved talk show that graced the national network for an impressive span of eight years.
As Funmi Iyanda brings her seasoned expertise to the forefront once again, “Public Eye” becomes a platform not only for informative discourse but also for raising consumer awareness about critical issues. With the prevailing concerns around substandard and counterfeit products infiltrating the Nigerian market, Funmi’s show becomes a beacon of insight, tackling challenges head-on and promoting consumer protection.
Join Funmi Iyanda and her guests as they navigate the intricate landscape of Nigeria’s consumer market, aiming to foster a deeper understanding of the complexities and hazards associated with these issues. Through her thought-provoking conversations, Funmi Iyanda continues to play a pivotal role in shaping public awareness and dialogue, ensuring a more informed and vigilant society
