At Cuyuni-Wikki

At Wiruni

Change is coming.

Nice!

AFC/APNU on the Move!

APNU+AFC Meeting with Leaders of the Rastafarian Movement in Guyana

Moses is an attorney-at-law and he has to appear in court with suit and tie. During this campaign season he doesn't always find time to go home to change his clothes and then travel to the countryside for public meetings or bottom-house meetings. Sometimes he rushes off directly from his law office to the various meeting places.

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March 13, 2015

AFC APNU Plan for Rupununi

 

Valerie Lowe on the campaign trail

A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) and the Alliance For Change (AFC) have decided to craft a rescue plan to improve the living conditions of the residents of the Rupununi (Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo) Region (Region No. 9).

APNU and AFC conducted outreaches to over fifty villages in the north central and south savannahs so far this year. Interaction with hundreds of residents and visits to villages indicate clearly that the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Administration has been hampering the Region’s economic and social development and hindering the happiness and welfare of the people living there.

David Granger -Presidential candidate APNU AFC

The Rupununi – larger than Costa Rica – is Guyana’s largest region. It is, however, the poorest. The results of PPP/C incompetence, after over two decades, have been the unsettled Indigenous land issues, an unsatisfactory education system and underdeveloped infrastructure. APNU+AFC will introduce the following reforms:

Land reform: Many communities are not satisfied with the lands allocated to them. Large tracts of land have been given out as mining and forestry concessions. APNU+AFC will sit down with communities and re-examine their claims with a view to settling them once and for all.

Education reform: Many children have been failing all four subjects at the annual National Grade Six Assessment examinations.Dropout rates for boys and girls in primary and secondary schools are high. APNU+AFC will ensure that schools are fully staffed and properly equipped. The Coalition will also  establish a Rupununi Technical Institute and a Rupununi Agricultural Institute.

Infrastructure reconstruction: APNU+AFC will invest in infrastructure to ensure that roads are made more accessible in any weather and bridges are reconstructed and made more sturdy. The cost of living is high largely because of the administration’s reluctance to invest in building the essential Annai-Achawib and Lethem-Linden highways.

The APNU+AFC Coalition is committed to ensuring that access to the information super highway would be made easier. Without information technology, the Region’s residents would not be able to receive the quality information, communication and education they need in their everyday lives. An APNU+AFC administration would provide distance education to enable students to pursue degree and diploma courses at the University of Guyana.

The APNU+AFC, five-day campaign travelled to Achawib, Aishalton, Awarewanau, Katoonarib, Potarinau, Sand Creek, Sawariwau, Shea and Shulinab and other mainly Wapishana villages in the South and Apoteri, Annai, Aranaputa, Crashwater, Fairview, Kwaimatta, Kwattamang, Massara, Rewa, Rupertee, Surama, Toka, Yakarinta  and other Macushi villages in the north.

Keep up the groundings with our people.  Nice work.

CHEQUES MADE PAYABLE ONLY TO APNU.

You won the draw for showing up.

You got a plaster for every cut. Do you know the cases he is working on??

Pray for me Pandit.

Presidential Candidate for the APNU + AFC, Brigadier DAVID A. GRANGER will be visiting Toronto to meet with the Guyanese diaspora.

Date: SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 2015
Time: 1:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Venue: The Family Worship Centre, 1527 Bayly Street, Pickering, Ontario

 Got to admit its a good pic. AFC represented in bright yellow.

Very nice!  The future of Guyana right there.

Please attend and give generously.

http://guyanachronicle.com/vic...s-to-campaign-trail/

For Better Hope which use to be a PPP area, that's a small crowd.

The Lifespring Ministries nearby had Granger as a speaker; that's not good for the PPP.

the warrior will be there 

Addresses by Public Works Minister Robeson Benn; Member of Parliament Dr Vindhya Persaud; and General Manager of the Guyana Rice Development Board (GRDB), Mr Jagnarine Singh, focused on the Government’s social programmes, particularly those in the areas of education and health, as well as the sustained economic progress managed by the Administration.

All speakers reiterated the importance of educating the nation’s young people on the history of the country, and from whence the country has come.

It was also noted that the majority of the voters at the 2015 elections will be young people.

Alena thanks for posting

this info about

this Big PPP Meeting at Better Hope.

They are Trying....

at lease they attracted about 40 persons

which is more than double the amount

Gail & Kwame two PPP Top Guns

could have brought out to listen to their story.

Gail Meeting at NewTown/Kitty/Cambelville

- Crowd 12-15

Kwame - Crowd 4-5 Including Julius

Julius can be seen bending Down

in front of Kwame.

Anil Nandalall - Meter Meer Zog

Crowd 10 -12.

Ah see Jagnarine Singh

addressing the Youths at Better Hope

PPP Na got Nobody Better...

Fuh De Better Hope Youths... 

Yuh know Yugee & Skeldon Love Kwame

yuh think Kwame gon be able to move up

to bigger Crowd like Gail or Anil....

Remember every Vote Counts.

De Hydro Seed Engineer

Load up his Pampers..

and keep repeating 60% or more

Yuh think he talking about

PPP @ May 11th Elections?

Their 4 Top Guns had 4 Meeting

and they struggling to meet 60 total...

Yuh think he talking about his

Overloaded Pampers....

Hope he is not....

Because Da cant win Election.

At Crum-Ewing's funeral

You're moving the goalpost. I reacted to your take on Moses' suit & tie.

Leave Moses alone. Do you know many of the PPP leaders don't know how to dress well?  Sometimes they dress like canecutters rather than role models.

APNU-AFC public meeting at Kilcoy/Chesney on the Corentyne. 

APNU-AFC bottom house meeting in Black Bush Polder.

If these pictures are any indication as to where the coalition are headed then I can clearly see them losing the election.

They have to do lot better and I man a lot better than what these pictures depict to win a majority.

These pictures bear bad news for the coalition again. This will not win them a majority.

bannas...one one dutty ah build dam...remember, these are PPP strongholds

This is house to house...all it takes is to get 10 to 15% of traditional PPP supporters, and yuh good to go

Good point. But they still need to do a lot better than what they are currently doing.
I congratulate them for working to break down the racial divide.

But I still predict a PPP majority. 

I was at a funeral in NYC over the weekend and during the wake I listened in on conversations and many Guyanese still do not trust the PNC due to their past history.

It is all about trust.

Nice indeed and PEACEFUL.  Keep up the good work Mr Granger.  Finally, we dont have a lazy Opposition Leader.

Look at Bottom Houses NOW in Guyana.  PROGRESS  PROGRESS.  LET US NOT STOP PROGRESS!!!

Looks nice and relaxing eh bai...I can imagine rockin in a hammock wid some nice breeze

Dem Rass nah kno how GOOD dem gat it!!!  The Atlantic Breeze, a case of Banks and the old lady keep frying Banga and Snapper. A few Butterfish would not hurt.   DAT IS LIFE IN PARADISE.

check out the front yard in one a dem picha...beautiful plants

bLACK bUSH AND THE jHANDI fLAG GO HAND IN HAND.

BBP looking good

Hmmm.  Kwame screaming to himself while every one passes by, not looking.  Gail in Kitty in front of 10 forlorn people, who were probably told "show up...or else".

Seems to me as if the PPP has problems of its own.