Is ppp presidental candidate
Irfan Ali
Ali$ are great
Yes, we are great ! lol : but only when you get international exposure.
Guyana is not a place to learn anything...
except corruption .....see Charandass
Guyana is not a place to learn anything...
except corruption .....see Charandass
Information suggests that Ali secured his Master’s on the basis of a first degree
from a University that did not even exist.
This was in 2002, after he received a scholarship from the Indian Technical Economic Cooperation Programme.
Among the certificates in the dossier was one from the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University of India.
That certificate indicated that, “Mohamed Irfaan Ali successfully completed a one year
Master’s Degree in Human Resource Planning Development in the examinations held in January 2003.
Usually, pursuance of a Master’s degree is predicated on the security of a first degree.
However, the documents provided to this newspaper suggest that Ali defied the odds.
Ali secured his first degree some three years after his Master’s
hahahahaha !!
kaieteurnewsonline.comIrfaan Ali sticks to his guns about authenticity of qualificationsDespite being elected People’s Progressive Party’s (PPP) presidential candidate, Irfaan Ali is still to categorically answer questions in the public domain about the authenticity of his qualifications. Ali’s documents suggest that he may have used a
from a University that did not even exist.
This was in 2002, after he received a scholarship from the Indian Technical Economic Cooperation Programme.
Among the certificates in the dossier was one from the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University of India.
That certificate indicated that, “Mohamed Irfaan Ali successfully completed a one year
Master’s Degree in Human Resource Planning Development in the examinations held in January 2003.
Usually, pursuance of a Master’s degree is predicated on the security of a first degree.
However, the documents provided to this newspaper suggest that Ali defied the odds.
Ali secured his first degree some three years after his Master’s
hahahahaha !!kaieteurnewsonline.comIrfaan Ali sticks to his guns about authenticity of qualificationsDespite being elected People’s Progressive Party’s (PPP) presidential candidate, Irfaan Ali is still to categorically answer questions in the public domain about the authenticity of his qualifications. Ali’s documents suggest that he may have used a
Ali, “being duly sworn” made oath and said,
“I am a holder of a first degree in International Business
and a Master’s degree in Human Resource Planning and Development.
In addition, I registered to do my Doctor of Philosophy degree with the University of West Indies.”
“I am a holder of a first degree in International Business
and a Master’s degree in Human Resource Planning and Development.
In addition, I registered to do my Doctor of Philosophy degree with the University of West Indies.”
all bogus
Give him a chance
He is getting a chance
Artemis10 post=368335 Wrote:Give him a chanceI want a chance too :kiss:
but as we seh in GT : "Chance is wan obeah man livin in Plaisance "...
Ravi Dev a respected and admired one, But in his rush to defend the selection of Irfan Ali, his insinuation that Cheddie Jagan was a lousy leader and that Bharat Jagdeo was far better smacks of group think and ditching of the facts. I researched and intensely studied the PPP's governance in the late fifties and early sixties and, in context, what Cheddi achieved has not been surpassed by anyone subsequently. And this in a situation where his government was subjected to the Cold War hysteria, the hydra of colonialism and he was pioneering the trail. In such waters Jagdeo would drown as he possess neither Cheddie's leadership skills, temperament, courage or analytic capacity. In fact Bharat Jagdeo would never have been able to put together and launch an entity such as the PPP. Ravi you're better than this..don't let the politics of small minded ness and close mindedness consume you dost. Recall the perspectives you held when you entered the political landscape in Guyana and who made you change those perspectives by enlightening you about the realities of that landscape?
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