SPORT personalities Mervyn Dillon and Brian Lewis have thrown their hats into the political arena.
Dillon, a fast bowler for West Indies from 1997-2005, is a nominee for the Toco/Sangre Grande seat for the PNM in the next general election, expected to be held this year.
Dillon’s contract as head coach of the TT Red Force team came to an end on April 30. Dillon was born in Toco and has a street named after him in the area.
Dillon, 45, declined comment when asked about his political aspirations on Saturday and said Newsday should call him this week.
Dillon, a fast bowler for West Indies from 1997-2005, is a nominee for the Toco/Sangre Grande seat for the PNM in the next general election, expected to be held this year.
Dillon’s contract as head coach of the TT Red Force team came to an end on April 30. Dillon was born in Toco and has a street named after him in the area.
Dillon, 45, declined comment when asked about his political aspirations on Saturday and said Newsday should call him this week.