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Health Ministry pursuing nurse training support from Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Health Ministry pursuing nurse training support from Nigeria

Health specialists from Nigeria are to come to Jamaica as part of efforts to train more nurses and other healthcare workers in the country's public health system. The Ministry of Health and Wellness, in a media release today, stated that eight...

Memo to Minister Musawa: Harnessing Nigeria's Soft Power - Vimarsana News

Memo to Minister Musawa: Harnessing Nigeria's Soft Power

By Julius Ogunro We are in the golden age of Nigeria’s cultural and creative dominion of Africa. From Cape Town to Cairo, and Blantyre to Bamako, everyone is dancing to Nigeria’s afro beats, watching our film stars on television, or consuming one of the varieties of the country’s creative productions. So steeply has Nigeria’s artistic

Tinubu tax panel asks states to suspend low-revenue taxes - Vimarsana News

Tinubu tax panel asks states to suspend low-revenue taxes

We are asking states to suspend nuisance taxes that just create problems, with very little revenue to show for it.

Tinubu Seeks Global Tax System Review To Benefit Developing Nations - Vimarsana News

Tinubu Seeks Global Tax System Review To Benefit Developing Nations

President Bola Tinubu has advocated a review of global taxation, explaining that redressing the imbalance in the international tax regime has become imperative.

Tinubu seeks review of global tax system - Vimarsana News

Tinubu seeks review of global tax system

President Bola Tinubu has canvassed a review of global taxation, explaining that redressing the imbalance in the international tax regime has become imperative.