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Pharmacy regulator seals 733 premises in Delta enforcement drive

Source: Premium Times · 25 Sep 2026, 14:53 UTC
Pharmacy regulator seals 733 premises in Delta enforcement drive
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The Pharmacists Council of Nigeria has sealed 733 pharmaceutical premises in Delta, according to Premium Times. An official said the operation forms part of a structured, phased enforcement exercise intended to sanitise Nigeria’s drug distribution system.

The Pharmacists Council of Nigeria has sealed 733 pharmaceutical premises in Delta, Premium Times reported. An official said the action was part of the council’s mandate to carry out a structured and phased enforcement exercise. According to the official, the wider purpose of the operation is to sanitise Nigeria’s drug distribution system.

The supplied report does not specify the locations of the premises, the reasons given for each closure or whether any operators have challenged the action. It also does not state how long the premises will remain sealed, whether arrests were made or what steps affected businesses must take before they can resume operations.

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