NMA seeks rejig of health ministry, zero tax on call duty allowance

The Nigeria Medical Association (NMA), Lagos branch, has called on the Federal Government to rejig the Federal Ministry of Health and bring people with experience to address the brain drain syndrome.

Sunday Aikulola

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