(Reporting by Camillus Eboh; Writing by Elisha Bala-Gbogbo)By Camillus Eboh
作者：Camillus Eboh
Abuja, April 25 (Reuters) - A $220 Million Fine Against Meta Platforms by Nigeria's Competition Watchdog for Violating Local Consumer, Data Protection and Privacy Laws Has Been Upheld Following an Unsuccessful Appeal, Nigeria's Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal Said on Friday.
阿布賈，4月25日（路透社） - 尼日利亞競爭監管機構對Meta Platforms處以22000萬美元的罰款，因其違反當地消費者、數據保護和隱私法律，經過一次未成功的上訴後，判決被維持，尼日利亞競爭與消費者保護法庭週五表示。
Nigeria's Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (Fccpc) Fined Meta Last July for Discriminatory and Exploitative Practices Against Nigerian Consumers, Compared With Other Jurisdictions With Similar Regulations.
尼日利亞聯邦競爭與消費者保護委員會（Fccpc） 對Meta處以罰款 去年七月因其與其他擁有類似規定的司法管轄區相比，對尼日利亞消費者採取歧視性和剝削性做法而被罰款。
(Reporting by Camillus Eboh; Writing by Elisha Bala-Gbogbo)
（報道：Camillus Eboh；撰文：Elisha Bala-Gbogbo）
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