Which of the following is primarily responsible for protecting against poor quality goods?

The Standards Organization of Nigeria (SON) is primarily responsible for protecting against poor quality goods. SON is a regulatory agency of the Nigerian government charged with the responsibility of ensuring that goods produced in Nigeria, imported, and distributed in the country meet the minimum standards of quality and safety. SON has the power to seize and destroy substandard goods, as well as prosecute offenders. The organization also conducts regular inspections of factories, markets, and warehouses to ensure compliance with established standards. By doing so, the SON helps to protect consumers from harmful or ineffective products, and it promotes fair competition among businesses in Nigeria.