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NMA urges Makinde to pay LAUTECH resident doctors’ outstanding arrears

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The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) appeals to Governor Seyi Makinde to pay outstanding arrears and address welfare issues for LAUTECH resident doctors. Read More: https://punchng.com/nma-urges-makinde-to-pay-lautech-resident-doctors-outstanding-arrears/

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