Moses is the best choice for Prime Minister

When one comes on a HATE monger thread 

                                                 

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And me thought that the gun Hamnesty ova??? That them criminals was shaking in them boots when Ram-jaat-an put his foot down. But I hear that them buckman now starving...because all them hunting guns were handed ova to the PNC...I can't make this up.

According to Balram, the men escaped with an undisclosed sum of cash and other valuables.
“They had a vehicle waiting on them outside,” the mother of four related.
She said that while she was robbed before, Tuesday’s night incident was the worst.
“With the last robbery, the men didn’t use a gun but this one, two of them were armed and they really terrorize my little children. They had a gun point to my son’s head,” the woman said.
Police visited the scene yesterday and took statements from the business woman and her children.

The news, as written, is now hate. If I was a mad man then that would have made sense, or so I think. But then I can't think like mad people, so I don't know.

That is how the PNC make the people feel in Guyana. "Believe only what I tell you. Everything else is lies." So now they living with it.

$500M ‘siphoned’ off to NCN, GINA …PM says NCN needs new energy, direction




SOME $500M was transferred to the National Communications Network (NCN) and the Government Information Agency (GINA) by the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) administration without approval from Parliament, Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo said on Wednesday.He also mentioned that the state broadcaster needs new energy and direction and though he did not call for the head of the Chief Executive Officer Molly Hassan, he told a news conference that he has an opinion on her which he would voice to the company’s board if solicited. Regarding the $500M, the Prime Minister said it has since disappeared without a trace. The Prime Minister said he was embarrassed by the state of NCN. “I am embarrassed twice,” he said in reference to the state of the State-owned NCN. He believes that management of NCN ought to be held accountable, stating that “The place has been badly managed and it is for the board to deal with.”Speaking of the state of disrepair that NCN is currently in, Nagamootoo said “I have asked my guards and gardener to render assistance to NCN. The fence has been falling down and nobody seems to know. There is a guard hut there that has more hair than the biggest barber shop in the world…t







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We all know the THIEF .... ::LOL::

Interesting...I am not sure how the board decides these things. Victimization? Discrimination? Marginalization?
NCN’s Hassan denies mismanagement claims

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CHIEF Executive Officer (CEO) of the State-owned National Ccommunications Network (NCN) is denying claims of mismanagement at the state-owned broadcasting house, saying she inherited the problems and have tried to fix them in the year or so she has been on the job. Hassan was responding to a Guyana Chronicle article on Wednesday, which stated that her salary of close to $1 million plus a vehicle and driver, is more than that earned by some government ministers, and that the new Board of Directors was not pleased with her management of NCN.
She said that she was asked to manage a badly wounded company and put down her achievements since taking up the post, as optimising employees’ output and improving the management and overall functioning of NCN. Hassan said the ills affecting the company were there before she joined.
She denied that the board could be dissatisfied with her performance, since the board has never met and has not conducted a performance appraisal with her.
Hassan said her monthly pay packet, including a fridge allowance and a personal tea allowance, is no different from what was enjoyed by any of the CEOs of NCN including her predecessor, who acted in the capacity of CEO for two years after the substantive CEO had resigned.
She said that after taxes and other deductions the CEO’s salary is nowhere near the $1M “as is maliciously published by the Guyana Chronicle.”
“This seemingly orchestrated public attack on my character can only be interpreted as an attempt to undermine my authority as CEO of NCN and consequently, continue to infringe on staff morale.

“As a professional, I should not be subjected to this unfair level of scrutiny and misguided conjecture,” Hassan stated. She said her right to privacy has been snatched and that the security of her young children and husband is now “officially compromised.”
“And this has far- reaching social implications and consequences; this wanton attack and careless handling of confidential financial information by despicable individuals who have a clearly set agenda, should concern similar professionals within the industry and government and in fact any employee of a public organisation,” Hassan stated. Despite what she deemed as an unfair attack, she said she stands resolute in her functions as CEO of NCN and remains committed to the overall welfare of the staff of NCN.

[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)][size=13px]He referenced the 2012 investigation by Parmesar Chartered Accountants which revealed that there were financial irregularities and connected senior officials of the NCN. The investigation revealed by former NCN Programme Manager Martin Goolsarran had money paid by GT&T for staff transferred to one of his bank accounts while he (Goolsarran) and Chief Executive Officer Mohammed Sattaur were accused of attempting to cover up the financial irregularities by demanding that workers prepare retroactive invoices.[/size][/color][color=rgb(51, 51, 51)][size=13px]Satellite uplink equipmentThe Prime Minister also spoke to the issue of satellite uplink technology discovered in NCN’s storeroom recently. He said NCN’s recently installed board of directors headed by Bish Panday is tasked with investigating the satellite uplink equipment that has been lying dormant for approximately two years.[/size][/color]

THIEF : that Jagdeo   

Everybody knows who thief, but nobody can lock them up?
It is about time them fellas stop sounding chupid...put up or shut up. Lock up them thieves, or shut up. But then that gon mean you may have the entire government in jail...and the po-lice too.  Now that may not be sucha  bad thing.

Politricks as usual...so now Ramayya got his driver and his salary. Easy way to keep a dog quiet...feed him a bone. 

Remaining 7 REOs named


The identities of the remaining seven Regional Executive Officers (REOs) were disclosed by Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo yesterday.

At a post cabinet press briefing held at the Ministry of the Presidency, Nagamootoo said that the REO’s will receive a remuneration package worth approximately $600,000 monthly inclusive of their $300,000 tax free base salary as well as $70,000 duty free monthly allowance with the remainder being provided under other allowances.

REO’s will be under contract for three years with their landline telephone and electricity at their place of residence paid for under their allowances. Each REO will also benefit from a government issued vehicle and a driver. The seven REOs are as follows:



Region 1              Leslie Wilburg

Region 2              Rupert Hopkinson

Region 3              Dennis Jaikaran

Region 4              Pauline Lucas

Region 5              Roderick Edinburgh

Region 6              Veersammy Ramayya

Region 10            Gavin Clarke



The three REOs previously identified were Peter Ramotar – Region 7; Raphael Downes – Region Eight and Carl Parker – Region 9.

The government had faced criticism over the appointment of REO’s who are politically aligned to the APNU+AFC coalition including Ramayya who was once a top member of the AFC.