Author: Shanice Gibbs

Member of Parliament for North Central St. Catherine, Natalie Neita Garvey has expressed hope that Jamaica will soon see safer banking practices that prevent criminals from interfering with citizens’ money.

This is against the backdrop of recent multi-million dollar fraud cases at local banks and at least one investment firm.

Speaking at the launch of a Universal Service Fund WI-FI hotspot in her constituency recently, the MP urged attendees to use their online connectivity to keep track of their monies in local financial institutions.

Member of Parliament for North Central St. Catherine, Natalie Neita Garvey has expressed hope that Jamaica will soon see safer banking practices that prevent criminals from interfering with citizens’ money.

This is against the backdrop of recent multi-million dollar fraud cases at local banks and at least one investment firm.

Speaking at the launch of a Universal Service Fund WI-FI hotspot in her constituency recently, the MP urged attendees to use their online connectivity to keep track of their monies in local financial institutions.

Member of Parliament for North Central St. Catherine, Natalie Neita Garvey has expressed hope that Jamaica will soon see safer banking practices that prevent criminals from interfering with citizens’ money.

This is against the backdrop of recent multi-million dollar fraud cases at local banks and at least one investment firm.

Speaking at the launch of a Universal Service Fund WI-FI hotspot in her constituency recently, the MP urged attendees to use their online connectivity to keep track of their monies in local financial institutions.

Member of Parliament for North Central St. Catherine, Natalie Neita Garvey has expressed hope that Jamaica will soon see safer banking practices that prevent criminals from interfering with citizens’ money.

This is against the backdrop of recent multi-million dollar fraud cases at local banks and at least one investment firm.

Speaking at the launch of a Universal Service Fund WI-FI hotspot in her constituency recently, the MP urged attendees to use their online connectivity to keep track of their monies in local financial institutions.

Member of Parliament for North Central St. Catherine, Natalie Neita Garvey has expressed hope that Jamaica will soon see safer banking practices that prevent criminals from interfering with citizens’ money.

This is against the backdrop of recent multi-million dollar fraud cases at local banks and at least one investment firm.

Speaking at the launch of a Universal Service Fund WI-FI hotspot in her constituency recently, the MP urged attendees to use their online connectivity to keep track of their monies in local financial institutions.

Member of Parliament for North Central St. Catherine, Natalie Neita Garvey has expressed hope that Jamaica will soon see safer banking practices that prevent criminals from interfering with citizens’ money.

This is against the backdrop of recent multi-million dollar fraud cases at local banks and at least one investment firm.

Speaking at the launch of a Universal Service Fund WI-FI hotspot in her constituency recently, the MP urged attendees to use their online connectivity to keep track of their monies in local financial institutions.

Member of Parliament for North Central St. Catherine, Natalie Neita Garvey has expressed hope that Jamaica will soon see safer banking practices that prevent criminals from interfering with citizens’ money.

This is against the backdrop of recent multi-million dollar fraud cases at local banks and at least one investment firm.

Speaking at the launch of a Universal Service Fund WI-FI hotspot in her constituency recently, the MP urged attendees to use their online connectivity to keep track of their monies in local financial institutions.

Member of Parliament for North Central St. Catherine, Natalie Neita Garvey has expressed hope that Jamaica will soon see safer banking practices that prevent criminals from interfering with citizens’ money.

This is against the backdrop of recent multi-million dollar fraud cases at local banks and at least one investment firm.

Speaking at the launch of a Universal Service Fund WI-FI hotspot in her constituency recently, the MP urged attendees to use their online connectivity to keep track of their monies in local financial institutions.

Member of Parliament for North Central St. Catherine, Natalie Neita Garvey has expressed hope that Jamaica will soon see safer banking practices that prevent criminals from interfering with citizens’ money.

This is against the backdrop of recent multi-million dollar fraud cases at local banks and at least one investment firm.

Speaking at the launch of a Universal Service Fund WI-FI hotspot in her constituency recently, the MP urged attendees to use their online connectivity to keep track of their monies in local financial institutions.

Member of Parliament for North Central St. Catherine, Natalie Neita Garvey has expressed hope that Jamaica will soon see safer banking practices that prevent criminals from interfering with citizens’ money.

This is against the backdrop of recent multi-million dollar fraud cases at local banks and at least one investment firm.

Speaking at the launch of a Universal Service Fund WI-FI hotspot in her constituency recently, the MP urged attendees to use their online connectivity to keep track of their monies in local financial institutions.