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HealthPlus: Why PCN must remain neutral
The Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN)
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The Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) has recently involved itself in a needless controversy over the disagreement between Alta Semper Capital, a renowned U.K. investment firm and Mrs. Bukky George, the founder and erstwhile Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of pharmaceutical retailer HealthPlus Limited.
It all started in 2017 when Alta Semper began talks with HealthPlus to give a lifeline to the business and help grow it. At the time Mrs George approached the PCN to secure a letter of “no objection” to the investment. Although such a letter was neither a pre-requisite for foreign investment in a pharmaceutical company in Nigeria, nor has the PCN ever issued it before, the regulatory body honoured the request in a bid to support Mrs. George and save HealthPlus from a potential collapse due to paucity of funds.
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It is the end of a leadership era at Cellulant, the Kenya-based fintech company, as co-founder Ken Njoroge says he will transition from his CEO role by June this year.
In a statement on the company’s website, the 45-year old self-styled evangelist of mobile commerce says his decision partly stems a desire to spend more time with his family, and the fallout of “a major internal crisis” that rocked the company in August 2020.
The crisis, Njoroge says, made it clear to him that Cellulant’s future will be determined by an “enterprise runner” whose job it is to build on the structure established over time and help grow the company’s strategic goals.