Granger says President should be engaging with Opposition Leader

It might be as difficult as mating elephants. But if Ali is really interested in Guyana's development, he should first form a harmonious relationship with the opposition leader.

Starting by leaving their cutlass and guns at home and go out together for a seven curry dinner, by the seawall. The opposition leader can later serve dessert of white pudding and sorrel drink.   

Harmon is not the Leader of the Opposition. He was hand picked by Granger. Volda is the leader of the PNC. Granger and Harmon hijacked the PNC similar to Jagdeo hijacking the PPP. Dat country needs a huge snow fall.

The AFC is no more.

@Tola posted:

GUYANA NEWS

Granger says President should be engaging with Opposition Leader

By Stabroek News

December 23, 2020

Former President David Granger has suggested that if President Irfaan Ali is truly interested in “accelerating Guyana’s development” he will engage with the Opposition Leader as required by the Constitution rather than hold lunch meetings with his predecessors.

https://www.stabroeknews.com/2...h-opposition-leader/

Perhaps, Granger forgot that the PNCR and Joseph Harmon stated that the current government is an illegal one, hence no need to interact with it.

@Former Member posted:

Perhaps, Granger forgot that the PNCR and Joseph Harmon stated that the current government is an illegal one, hence no need to interact with it.

Granger might have felt that he was out gunned four to one. But if four APNU persons, including the elected  opposition leader were invited, Granger  might have accepted.

During our tense discussion with people opposing sustainable projects in developing countries. We first try to form a [social] relationship with them, before discussing legalities. Politics in Guyana is so tense, that a similar situation might assist discussions and negotiations. 

Why is Ali leaving out the  other 63 parliamentarians and the National Assemble to discuss matters of a national interest?