Stella Okoli’s $23 million plant to boost pharma self-sufficiency in Nigeria
Emzor is investing $23 million in Nigeria’s first API plant to cut drug imports, lower costs, and boost medicine security.
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Emzor is investing $23 million in Nigeria’s first API plant to cut drug imports, lower costs, and boost medicine security.
The plant, slated to begin local production in the fourth quarter of this year, marks a significant step toward reducing Nigeria’s reliance on imported medicines.
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