Lifestores is a consumer healthcare business focused on providing ‘aspirational yet accessible’ pharmaceutical services to low-middle income urban populations in Africa, starting with Nigeria.
Lifestores is a retail pharmacy start-up bringing disruptive innovation to the pharmaceutical sector in Nigeria by democratizing quality medicines and pharmaceutical services.
Andrew Garza, co-founder of Nigerian healthtech **Lifestores Healthcare**, steps down as CEO after eight years to transition to a board and advisory role. He relocates to London to join the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) in a new innovation-focused position. The move aligns with broader leadership transitions in African tech startups.
Lifestores Healthcare secures **$3 million in pre-series A funding** to expand its healthcare services in Nigeria. The capital will enable the company to introduce additional offerings and strengthen its market presence. The funding round reflects growing investor confidence in the company’s ability to scale operations.
Lifestores Healthcare secures a **$3 million pre-Series A funding round** to expand operations in Nigeria. The startup plans to enhance its **B2C services**, including pilot programs for **patient savings accounts, care management tools, and pharmaceutical distribution networks**.
Lifestores operates a technology-driven pharmacy chain targeting Nigeria’s low-income population. The company aims to transform the country’s pharmaceutical distribution by serving mass-market customers with accessible healthcare solutions.
