berbicians don't celebrate Christmas. They are all hindus living there.

All the hindus are working on Christmas day to get the Skeldon factory to operate properly and de canecutta drinking bush rum at Topoo.
Too bad they did not all vote PPP, not enough free fertilizer and fried chicken to convince dem.

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
berbicians don't celebrate Christmas. They are all hindus living there.

rama you sure you is a guyanese,i know every guyanese celebrate christmas.merry christmas to my berbice brothers and sisters,

No electricity for the berbicians ... they failed to vote PPP. Their chrismas present is blackout. This is the PPP's idea of power sharing.

Why is Essequibo getting frequent blackouts?
By Stabroek Letters.
Saturday, December 24, 2011

Dear Editor,

The electricity generation plant at Anna Regina, Essequibo Coast is malfunctioning and operating inefficiently. Over the past few weeks Essequibians have been experiencing frequent blackouts. I am quite annoyed seeing that government facilities and businesses are affected. These include the police station, health centre and hospitals. In addition, there are established living quarters for public servants stationed at Anna Regina, some of which include health officials, police officers and teachers. All of these persons as well as businesses are dependent on a constant supply of electricity.

Imagine my surprise and dismay when on the first night the blackout came I was told by a number of persons who worked in and around the Wartsila compound that for the longest while the electricity generation plant was inefficiently maintained.

I therefore feel it is very important that I highlight this issue and hope that some action is urgently taken. Many people in this region are suffering as a result of this blackout situation.

How embarrassing that in this day and age, we still have to endure blackouts, especially with a government always trumpeting that they have done so much for development. I am very perturbed with GPL’s level of competence. Even though Guyana has relatively few government-owned companies, the general public should pay keen attention to the governance of these vital assets, since they represent part of citizens’ wealth and must be managed to make a profit. I urge the powers that be to take note of this and ensure that we find the best people possible to run these state-owned entities and give them a clear mandate without too much political interference. According to the PPP manifesto, in the electricity sector over the next five years a PPP/Civic government will bring electricity to every single Guyanese household, by extending the national grid to include all new housing development, and unserved and hinterland areas. Guyanese should wake up and don’t be fooled any more; the elections have gone and the promise is now left to be fulfilled.

Yours faithfully,
Mohamed Khan

good fu dem skun#...the PPP should pressure these neemakarams.

Like alyu want de PPP to become opposition at de next election.

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Originally posted by Tola:
Like alyu want de PPP to become opposition at de next election.

yall rass gun get good sense if there is a snap election soon.

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Originally posted by SuperMike:

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Originally posted by Tola:
Like alyu want de PPP to become opposition at de next election.

yall rass gun get good sense if there is a snap election soon.

Another 55% for the PPP like the last time ?

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Originally posted by Tola:

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Originally posted by SuperMike:

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Originally posted by Tola:
Like alyu want de PPP to become opposition at de next election.

yall rass gun get good sense if there is a snap election soon.

Another 55% for the PPP like the last time ?

u noo it bro

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Originally posted by Nuff:
No electricity for the berbicians ... they failed to vote PPP. Their chrismas present is blackout. This is the PPP's idea of power sharing.

tell them to light their diyas.. christmas can be their fabled diwali again for them.

New yorkers celebrates Phagwah in AUGUST.