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Sorry for the offensive remarks  

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
March 13, 2021
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The Vitality Group, is formally issuing an apology to members of the media for the offensive comments

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made towards them at our launch event held on Thursday, March 11, 2021.

We understand that the comments were very concerning to media representatives present and for this, we apologise deeply.

These comments were made by the Master of Ceremonies, WR Reaz who is in no way affiliated with the Vitality Group but was contracted to provide sound and MC services at our launch. We have since approached Mr. Reaz and urged him to issue a formal apology to members of the media for his offensive comments.

The Vitality Group aims at providing world-class service to all its clients and partners. We remain firm in our belief in fostering a healthy working relationship with all members of the

media, as we work to forge a better Guyana for all.

Regards

Colwyn Abrams

Tagman Media for Vitality Accounting and Consultancy

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