Shettima pledges legal backing, steady salaries for community health workers
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Vice President Kashim Shettima says the Tinubu administration will secure legal recognition, certification, and reliable salaries for community health work
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- Punch Nigeria Shettima pledges legal backing, steady salaries for community health workers Vice President Kashim Shettima says the Tinubu administration will secure legal recognition, certification, and reliable salaries for community health work 20 h ago · Tier 3
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