The long awaited PIB has finally been redrafted and presented to the National Assembly as an Executive Bill for legislative consideration. There is no doubt that all stakeholders are following the progress of the bill with keen interest. In our usual manner, we shall be providing comments and analyses on the bill shortly.
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01 August 2012
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It is important that progress of the PIB is followed keenly and relevant fiscal issues critically examined to ensure proper representation of issues germane to the survival and promotion of indegenous players in the industry is pursued. We look forward to your insightful lead in the discussion of the PIB.
Posted by: Blessing | 06 August 2012 at 05:57 PM