Ed Ahmad and Jagdeo

Former US Federal Reserve official Dr. Terence Smith has been appointed Deputy Governor of the Bank of Guyana, effective November 2, 2015. His appointment fills the vacancy created by the secondment of Deputy Governor Mr. Leslie Glen, who was appointed to the post of Advisor to the Executive Director, World Bank. The current governor of the bank is Dr Gobind Ganga.
The Bank of Guyana said that Dr Smith spent more than twenty-three years as a successful United States Federal Reserve Bank staff, in positions such as; Compliance Officer, Senior Commissioned Bank Examiner, Regulator/Examiner, Financial/Technology Auditor and Senior Specialist. He also contributed ten years to the Bankers Trust Company, New York as an Internal Audit Officer. His strong track record of academic accomplishments has prepared him for the position of Deputy Governor.
A native of Guyana, Dr. Smith was educated in the United States of America, where he received from the Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY; BSc, Accounting and Taxation (June, 1979)- New School University, Manhattan, NY; MPS, Management and Audit (May, 1989), PACE University, Manhattan, NY; MSc, Information Systems (Jan, 1999) and Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Ph.D, Information Systems (Aug, 2008).
Deputy Governor Smith received the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, President’s Award for Excellence in Leadership of the Foreign Bank Organisations Year 2000 Readiness Team and Outstanding Performance during the year 2000 Supervision Program. His professional affiliations include: Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA); the Institute of International Auditors (IIA) and visiting Lecturer at the City University of New York.

How Meseret know bout Jagdeo and he pickney dem?

Ketch I ent able read all de above, is what you asking me?

You always in circles that know these things 

Hell I bet you even know the chile muddah , self

Jagdeo father a pickney with a black ooman living in NY

jagdeo has picnee?

Guyana is facing what is called an economic correction !! We have to deal with it . Everything was moving too fast. It was like driving a Morris Oxford in the Daytona 500. The wheels are now falling off.


You can twist and turn it as much as you want but the real estate and banking sector will feel the majority of the pain. There will also be a rippling effect on the other sectors.


The economy may rebound in about 4 years unless of course this can be faster if some serious cash is injected into the economy. But how? are the government contracts sufficient to do this ? .


Additionally both Guyanese employers and employees needs to change their attitude in the working environment. Many complain that there are no jobs, however in my opinion there are lots of jobs. But employers and employees never seems to strike a balance on compensation for work done. They both always want more from each other.


Finally Guyanese need to be more patriotic. Instead of constantly bashing the country, they should also show the positives.


It's just my humble opinion

Bai even mad people in the pinnacle of madness sounds ore sane that the resident expert. He knows what he knows not.

If speaking the truth is bashing, then we all need to drink some of the cool aid. No one bashes the country...the governance, of lack of, is what people are speaking out against.

But to each their own...

He he...what do you call it when coolie call themselves coolie???? You call them Mook-ji.

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Finally Guyanese need to be more patriotic.
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Skeldon , coolie people majority hindus are NOT patriots of Guyana.

Dem still stuck in Mother India.  :-[