This assurance was given during an engagement between Aba medicine dealers and KCHAqua Consortium, a construction, infrastructure, and property development firm, which has been granted approval-in-principle (AiP) to execute the Coordinated Wholesale Centre (CWC) project. He also introduced KCHAqua Consortium as the firm approved for the project and cautioned medicine dealers against impostors. Also speaking, the Director of the Public-Private Partnership and Investment Promotion Office, Mr. Uchenna Nnaomah, explained that KCHAqua Consortium emerged after a rigorous selection process. The PPP office scrutinised them diligently, and in the end, KCHAqua Consortium satisfied the conditions and was granted approval-in-principle,” he said. Chairman of the Advisory Board of KCHAqua Consortium, Chief Victor Amuta, commended the state government for its support and assured stakeholders of the consortium’s commitment to delivering a world-class CWC facility.