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Nuff couple going to hospital for Hornyvirus

Apr 14, 2020 Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists 0 , Source - Kaieteur News, https://www.kaieteurnewsonline...ital-for-hornyvirus/

Dem boys seh nobady hold a gun to Lolofeel head or knife to he throat. Whatever proposal he come up with is he own.

But nah tell dat to Incense Alexander. He seh dat Lolofeel just following wat another colleague commissioner, De Hammerman, Benn, suggest.

Dem boys know dat Mr. Incense Alexander belong to a party wah nah know how to calculate majority. Wha dem boys did not know is dat dey had prablem, too, with long division.

Dem boys nah been to dem fancy universities but dem boys know dem ABC and how to add, subtract, multiply and divide.

Dem seh de prablem is nah de number of wuk stations but de time Lolofeel seh it gon tek fuh count one ballot box.

Dem boys can count one ballot box in less than 20 minutes. Dem boys seh dat 2,339 ballot boxes multiply by 20 minutes gives 46,780 minutes.

Dem boys den divide duh by 60 to get de number of hours it gon tek.

Dem boys get 779.66 hrs. Den dem boys divide dat by the three working stations and dem boys get 259.89 hours per workstation.

Den boys seh dat since dem gon only wuk eight hours per day, it means dat dem gat to divide dat amount by eight to get de number of workdays. Dem boys get 32.5 workdays; which is far less dan Lolofeel 156 days.

Dem boys waiting to see how Sase de Gunraj, a PPP commissioner, come up with he numbers.

Dem boys also had other numbers. Dem hear about all dem other boys who forced to stay home end up going to the hospital with dem wives.

Dem wives complaining about something call Hornyvirus, for which de husband dem ain’t get no cure too.

Dem boys hear nuff husbands start sweating when de doctors explain de cure.

Talk half and remember we stay apart today so we can stay together tomorrow.

That’s a message from dem boys.

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No final recount plan yet; GECOM to visit Conference Centre Wednesday

, Source - https://newsroom.gy/2020/04/14...ce-centre-wednesday/

The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) on Tuesday failed to agree on the plan for a national recount of votes cast on March 02, but a site visit to the recount venue – the Arthur Chung Conference Centre – Wednesday could move the process along, said Commissioner Sase Gunraj.

The Chief Elections Officer, Keith Lownfield had initially proposed a 156-day timeline for the process, but after further meetings of the Commission, he was expected to present a new plan on Tuesday. But Mr Lownfield and the Secretariat, which runs the elections, had clarifications on various issues.

β€œWe thought we were clear and that those discussions would then translate into an amended document,” Commissioner Gunraj said after Tuesday’s meeting ended.

https://i1.wp.com/newsroom.gy/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/SASE.jpg?resize=768%2C466&ssl=1Sase Gunraj, GECOM Commissioner

Commissioner Vincent Alexander said he thought all the issues were clarified. Alexander said he would β€œhope and pray” that there could be a plan Wednesday but said he wouldn’t put his head on a block.

The Chair of GECOM, Justice (rt’d) Claudette Singh, has written to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) seeking to re-engage them to take up a leading role in the process.

The Court of Appeal had ruled that GECOM could not hand over its supervisory powers to an outside body, but Alexander said the re-engagement of CARICOM will see GECOM leading the process. Alexander was clear that the role of CARICOM would not be as just an observer.

https://i0.wp.com/newsroom.gy/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/VINCENT-ALEXANDER.jpg?resize=768%2C451&ssl=1GECOM Commissioner Vincent Alexander

While Alexander said while he believed the Secretariat sought the clarity it needed, he could not be sure that the Commissioners will further discuss issues which have already been decided on before a final plan is agreed on.

β€œI understand the frustration of the nation,” said Gunraj.

Gunraj has proposed the setting up of 20 workstations at the Conference Centre and at the site visit Wednesday he will seek to point out how that could happen using both inside and outside of the facility.

FM

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