“PPP didn’t know Nigel Hughes was company secretary for Amaila Inc.” – General Secretary
Recently appointed General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), Clement Rohee, is saying that his party was not aware, prior to the publication of the fact, that Alliance For Change (AFC) Chairman, Nigel Hughes is the Company Secretary of Amaila Falls Hydro Inc.
General Secretary Rohee
is now De Brightest Bulb in the PPP
Rohee made the disclosure at a PPP press conference
held at Freedom House on Monday.
When asked if the PPP was aware of Hughes’s professional attachment to the entity, in the aforementioned capacity,.....
Rohee’s response was that......
he was not in a position to pronounce
on the Party’s knowledge on that issue.
The General Secretary was then questioned
as to whether he personally knew of the development,
to which he responded in the negative.
Rohee said that he was personally unaware and
doesn’t think that the government was aware.
It was asked
how the government didn’t know
what was going on in its own camp
especially taking into consideration that
Amaila is the government’s most important project of the day.
Rohee’s only response to this was
“these things happen.”
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Rohee is now....
the Brightest Bulb in the PPP....
"Now only Bharat, Brassington & Ashni knew...
and they kept it a secret from everyone"....
ANIL WAS A RISING STAR in the PPP.....
Nuff Larwa Passing....
Watch all dem Secrets...
get exposed by Anil....
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Also at the press conference was
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs,
Anil Nandlall who lambasted
both Nigel and Cathy Hughes for their involvement
in the very project government promotes.
He said that it was incestuous that the
Alliance For Change (AFC) called to be informed on the project
when it’s Chairman—Hughes—
knows all that there is to know.
Nandlall refuted Hughes’s claim that
he wasn’t party to any of the meetings
between Amaila Falls Hydro Inc, Sithe Global and the government.
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and....
Jagdeo, Brassington, Ramotar & Ashne
had to know....
Rohee is not the Brightest Bulb in the Party.........
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According to Nandlall, that cannot be true,
as Company Secretary you must know
all that is going on in the company
and must therefore be present at meetings.
Nandlall and Rohee’s accounts conflicted,
as Rohee said
the government most likely didn’t know
while Nandlall said that
Nigel Hughes was at meetings with the government.
In the end,
Rohee was asked to give an account as to
whether the Amaila Falls Hydro Project was dead or alive.
The General Secretary said
that he could only respond using the old adage
“You can heal the sick but you cannot raise the dead.”