According to Zulfikar Mustapha, GUSUCO is producing sugar at a cost of twice the price at which it is sold.  The PPP knew this when they traded a promise to reopen the estates for the votes of some chupidee collies.  Both sides of that contract now have to deal with the problem.  Chupidness na gat cure.

@Totaram posted:

According to Zulfikar Mustapha, GUSUCO is producing sugar at a cost of twice the price at which it is sold.  The PPP knew this when they traded a promise to reopen the estates for the votes of some chupidee collies.  Both sides of that contract now have to deal with the problem.  Chupidness na gat cure.

Sase Singh working on reviving GUYSUCO

@Totaram posted:

According to Zulfikar Mustapha, GUSUCO is producing sugar at a cost of twice the price at which it is sold.  The PPP knew this when they traded a promise to reopen the estates for the votes of some chupidee collies.  Both sides of that contract now have to deal with the problem. 

'Chupidness na gat cure' is your favourite saying, huh? Obviously because you're incurable! Hahahahahahaha........

@VishMahabir posted:

Sase Singh working on reviving GUYSUCO

Can he produce it for 7 to 10 US cents per pound? He would be lucky to get 14cents US per pound in the world market.

Post mortem can't bring back the dead.

@Mitwah posted:

Can he produce it for 7 to 10 US cents per pound? He would be lucky to get 14cents US per pound in the world market.

Post mortem can't bring back the dead.

The PPP preparing Sase for the fall and blame him, when the sugar estate don't produce. But he rass to dumb to know how crooked the Jagdeo PPP has become.

Dum as coolie man who could be, he could not even dialogue properly on this forum. 

@VishMahabir posted:

Sase Singh working on reviving GUYSUCO

Sase Singh is madman.  He can't revive his own brain.

@Former Member posted:

'Chupidness na gat cure' is your favourite saying, huh? Obviously because you're incurable! Hahahahahahaha........

A chupid fart talking about incurable.  And, it is laughing hysterically like the hyena it is.  Yuk.

@Totaram posted:

A chupid fart talking about incurable.  And, it is laughing hysterically like the hyena it is.  Yuk.

My detestable Ramgoat, hyenas are African, like you! And chupit or chupidness seem to be your best insult from your questionable vocabulary! How sad!

@Tola posted:

The PPP preparing Sase for the fall and blame him, when the sugar estate don't produce. But he rass to dumb to know how crooked the Jagdeo PPP has become.

Dum as coolie man who could be, he could not even dialogue properly on this forum.

The dumbest coolie is smarter than ANY self-centered N who can only think racially!

@Former Member posted:

My detestable Ramgoat, hyenas are African, like you! And chupit or chupidness seem to be your best insult from your questionable vocabulary! How sad!

My vocabulary is just fine.  Yours is at best very silly.  Chupidness is used to describe utterly incomprehensible logic .  You are quite frequently guilty of such "logic".  BTW, questionable vocabulary cannot possibly be a proper phrase.  One may use "limited vocabulary" but not questionable vocabulary.  What is questionable is your sanity. 

@Totaram posted:

My vocabulary is just fine.  Yours is at best very silly.  Chupidness is used to describe utterly incomprehensible logic .  You are quite frequently guilty of such "logic".  BTW, questionable vocabulary cannot possibly be a proper phrase.  One may use "limited vocabulary" but not questionable vocabulary.  What is questionable is your sanity.

Sh*t! Now de Ramgoat is kwesshunin mah uze uv de Inglish langwidge! Tell mih, who appintid yu as de arbitur of mah uze uv de Inglish langwidge, eh? Anudder Ramgoat?  Questionable is an adverb true enough, according to the OED, doubtfully true, not clearly consistent with honesty or honour or wisdom, three traits that Ns lack!  I choose to use it because I've observed your deficiencies! Is that okay, N? Naow attuk mih agin! Uh, iz chupidness in the OED, perfessur of ignurance?

@Former Member posted:

Sh*t! Now de Ramgoat is kwesshunin mah uze uv de Inglish langwidge! Tell mih, who appintid yu as de arbitur of mah uze uv de Inglish langwidge, eh? Anudder Ramgoat?  Questionable is an adverb true enough, according to the OED, doubtfully true, not clearly consistent with honesty or honour or wisdom, three traits that Ns lack!  I choose to use it because I've observed your deficiencies! Is that okay, N? Naow attuk mih agin! Uh, iz chupidness in the OED, perfessur of ignurance?

This is truly incomprehensible!  Your insanity has been confirmed. 

@Totaram posted:

This is truly incomprehensible!  Your insanity has been confirmed.

So is your chupidness, you self-centered N! Ever the Ramgoat, aren't you N?

@Former Member posted:

So is your chupidness, you self-centered N! Ever the Ramgoat, aren't you N?

LOL.  What an idiot! Chupidness na gat cure.

@Totaram posted:

LOL.  What an idiot! Chupidness na gat cure.

So true! That's why you will always be stupid, Ramgoat! hahahahahahahahaha..........

@Totaram posted:

My vocabulary is just fine.  Yours is at best very silly.  Chupidness is used to describe utterly incomprehensible logic .  You are quite frequently guilty of such "logic".  BTW, questionable vocabulary cannot possibly be a proper phrase.  One may use "limited vocabulary" but not questionable vocabulary.  What is questionable is your sanity.

You can use a word made up by you and other stupid Ns, but I can't use an adverb the way I want to, huh? Typical arrogance of ignorant self-centered Ns! Your made-up word is NOT in the Oxford English Dictionary! Too chupid! N! Hahahahahahaha........

@Former Member posted:

You can use a word made up by you and other stupid Ns, but I can't use an adverb the way I want to, huh? Typical arrogance of ignorant self-centered Ns! Your made-up word is NOT in the Oxford English Dictionary! Too chupid! N! Hahahahahahaha........

Chupidness na gat cure

Jagdeo's PPP will say anything to get votes from desperate, struggling people! Now the fun starts! The oil money will keep the sugar industry alive, though dead! The Guyanese people will have to pay world price! The writing was on the wall ever since Booker-McConnelll abandoned sugar!

Yuh need mo likker distillereez!

@Totaram posted:

Chupidness na gat cure

Poor Johnny One-Note! The only note he could play was "AAAAAAAH!" Hahahahaha.......

@Former Member posted:

Poor Johnny One-Note! The only note he could play was "AAAAAAAH!" Hahahahaha.......

Chupidness na gat cure

Hahahahahaha.........The N 'mind' in full flower! Hahahahahahaha........

@Former Member posted:

Hahahahahaha.........The N 'mind' in full flower! Hahahahahahaha........

You are a demented fool.  Chupidness na gat  cure.

@Totaram posted:

You are a demented fool.  Chupidness na gat  cure.

You keep repeating the same mantra and I'm demented? Hahahahahaha.....

Wasn't Dave Kumar the GM of Sheldon?

@Prashad posted:

Wasn't Dave Kumar the GM of Sheldon?

Embattled estate manager was spoken to about behaviour, says Armogan

Jan 10, 2015 News

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Region Six Chairman, Mr. David Armogan, has said that embattled Skeldon Estate Manager, Dev Kumar, was

David Armogan

spoken to by his Administration in Region Six about his poor behaviour. Now he believes Kumar has regretted his horrible behaviours’.
Armogan was addressing the issue as well as the poor performance of the Skeldon Sugar Factory during the last crop at his annual Press Conference at the Boardroom of the Berbice Regional Health Authority (BRHA), Fort Canje, Berbice.
“I think he (Kumar) has regretted to some extent, those incidents,” Armogan added. “I don’t know if people are targeting him, but he has been in the news for quite some time for behaviour that is not worthwhile,” he added.
Armogan said that the Region Six Administration as well as officials of Central Government spoke to the errant manager.
Kumar is currently on leave overseas, as is customary for Estate Managers during the out-of-crop period.  “He would normally go on leave at the end of the crop—most of these managers would go on leave during the out-of-crop periods,” he added.
Kumar, last November, was arrested by a police patrol on the Corriverton Public road while he was urinating in the centre of the thoroughfare.
According to a reliable source, Kumar and some other senior Managers were at the Grill Night Spot at Corriverton and got into some altercations. The man left the night club, boarded the estate vehicle PPP 6414 along with the Agriculture Manager and proceeded to drive along the road.
He stopped a few doors from the Republic Bank at Corriverton and urinated in the middle of the road. When he was rebuked he became abusive.
Then in December, he was arrested and locked up after he openly abused and challenged, chucked and threatened the police officers who had intervened. The police were conducting patrols in the Corriverton area.  Kumar, who was reportedly in a drunken state, was being driven in a Guysuco vehicle when it was stopped by ranks on patrol.  The Manager immediately became abusive.
Also in December, Kumar was accused of accosting a female bar owner and hurling abuses at businessmen during a drunken rage at Rita’s Shop, at Number 78 Village, Corriverton. Kumar, who was clearly inebriated, reportedly came in and became incensed when he saw the bar owner hanging out with the group.
Using a series of expletives, he reportedly went over to the money-changer and accosted him.
He was warned to behave.
Armogan said that he does not believe the poor performance of Skeldon Estate is as a result of the errant manager. “But I know there was a strike at Skeldon Estate as a result of the altercation between the Manager and a worker , and that too might have led to the underproduction because it was prolonged for a week,” he added.
Kumar was spoken to, he added. “He did say that some of the things that were said were as a result of people trying to get at him.”
Skeldon’s poor performance
Skeldon sugar factory again, recorded one of the worst performances of all the four Berbice estates. Skeldon, the newest factory in the country was only commissioned in 2009. It fell behind the target by 5,449 tonnes, closing with 21,813 tonnes for the second crop.
However, it used cane that would have produced more than twice that volume of sugar. Armogan said that in normal circumstances it would take 12 tonnes of cane to make one tonne of sugar. “In the case of Skeldon Estate, it took sometimes 20 tonnes of cane to make one tonne of sugar, so they had some serious problems in regard to extractions and factory problems—mechanical problems.”
Albion was the estate with the highest production surpassing the target of 33,516 tonnes by some 681 tonnes.
He added that he does not believe it is a problem of low production of canes, “because if you take the same amount of cane and give it to Albion (Estate), you probably would have made more sugar, because Albion (Estate) TCTS average has been about 11.5 to 12, whereas in Skeldon (Estate), it is about 15 and 20.”
Even Rose Hall did better, recording 22,214 tonnes, or 808 tonnes above the target set for this last crop of the year. Blairmont also surpassed its target of 20,560 tonnes, ending the crop with 22,723 tonnes.
The Regional Chairman stated that inasmuch as Skeldon utilized more cane, it has not been able to make the predicted amounts of sugar, he added. This is simply because of the high Tonne of Cane per Tonne of Sugar (TCTS), “and poor extraction—it takes so much cane to make so much sugar.”

At about 2014 we were at a social gathering at Palmaria village, when  two Albion managers arrived in a sugar estate jeep.  Both were helplessly drunk, but insisted that they drive themselves to Albion estate. The police officer present did not make any effort to stop them.   

The PNC had brought back Dave Kumar for Skelton because they know that he will be after you until you show him a profit on the job. He may piss in public but he is a no-nonsense man when it comes to work.