Reply to "‘Bobby’ Ramroop is largest shareholder in Berbice Bridge, owns 40 percent"

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Mr.Zed,

Here is another food for thought where the brainless Russian Trained Economist is a failure.Who is still parading as maestro fooling the East Indians.

The US$200M, spent on the gaody Skeldon Sugar Factory could have been utilized differently.

Upgrade existing Sugar Factories and diversify the Industry in Region 6 and build the Berbice River Bridge.Oh no cronyism is the rule of the day.

Does it make sense ? You daon give wan man money to invest when he is clueless and especially them ones who didn't run wan cake shop.

11/1/186:43 AM

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