The Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN) has sealed 383 pharmacies and medicine stores in Ogun State after finding multiple regulatory breaches. According to reports, the enforcement action targets drug premises that allegedly operate without valid licences, fail to meet required standards for medicine storage, and run or function as illegal drug outlets. The PCN teams carry out the exercise across 11 local government areas within the state as part of broader efforts to improve compliance and “sanitise” Nigeria’s drug distribution system. The council’s action is described as aimed at reducing risks associated with unsafe or improperly regulated pharmaceutical businesses. The reports do not indicate that any specific individual owners were named in the coverage, and they focus mainly on the number of premises sealed and the categories of alleged violations. The PCN continues enforcement activities intended to ensure that pharmacies and medicine stores meet licensing and operational requirements.