Guyana’s In Good Hands With Granger’s Coalition Government!

President David Granger and his wife Sandra Granger at the Gala in Toronto
Caribbean Graphic – by Tony McWatt on September 16, 2015 in Commentaries, Guyana
The more I see and hear from Guyana’s new President David Granger, the more convinced I am in that under his leadership and that of his Coalition Government my beloved homeland now faces a brighter future than it ever has before. President Granger was in Toronto over the September 12-13 weekend, for a return visit and in fulfillment of the promise he’d made when he was here this past April just prior to Guyana’s May 11 General Elections. I attended all three of the weekend’s scheduled events: the September 12 Gala Dinner, as well as the Press Conference and Business Persons Brunch the following day.
On each occasion I was overly impressed by multiple aspects of President Granger’s personality, not the least of which was his very outgoing nature and obvious humility. Far from being the somewhat aloof persona one might expect from a holder of such high office as a nation’s Presidency, Granger greets everyone he meets with a very warm smile and a most attentive ear. He almost makes you feel as though you and he are long lost buddies from way back when. [Read more]
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Political PR seldom achieves anything.
300.000 guyanese living in Canada is questionable….them and dependants ?
With right to vote…..a big issue ?
No one living outside Guyana should have the “right to vote”…..
This not only encourages election Jiggery Pokery it also justifies
claims of electioneering fraud.
New kids on block have 3 years to change laws and two years to enforce the changes or it becomes “laughable” nonsense. New laws with zero tolerance way forward…..no its or buts.
The law is an ass unless its enforceable and enforced. (Obeyed)
No queen politician or citizen is above the law…..guyanese mindset !
Until these changes materialise doubt if any in the diaspora will take Guyana’s politicians seriously.
Ways I see it !