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The Pharmaceutical Council of Nigeria (PCN) has intensified its regulatory drive against unsafe practices in the drug distribution system, sealing no fewer than 131 pharmaceutical outlets across Nasarawa State.
This was disclosed by the Council’s Head of Enforcement, Dr. Suleiman Chiroma, while addressing journalists in Karu.
Chiroma explained that the action followed a three-day statewide surveillance and enforcement exercise aimed at sanitising the sector.
According to him, the affected facilities comprise 16 wholesale outlets, 31 registered community pharmacies, 51 patent medicine shops, as well as 32 premises operating without proper licensing.
The committee noted that although the commission currently has eight judges, the number is insufficient to handle the high volume of cases it receives annually.
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Participants at a policy dialogue lamented that though women make up about 49.3 per cent of Nigeria’s population, their representation in political institutions is very low.
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