The Jamaica Labour Party is describing as shameful the failure of PNP President Mark Golding to condemn statements made by his Executive Committee members, who confessed that the PNP would use delay tactics to stop projects under NaRRA and discussed a potential smear campaign against Major General Antony Anderson despite admitting that the NaRRA CEO has a clean track record.
Jamaica Labour Party Communication Chairman, Senator Abka Fitz-Henley, says: “That the PNP President spent two minutes speaking about the issue but failed to condemn the comments made by his Executive Committee members is shameful and a disgrace. Golding’s comments show that he is not suited for leadership. What Golding cannot deny is that the statements were made in a PNP WhatsApp group called ‘Executive Members.’ He cannot deny that the group has the PNP logo as its display photo and that the vast majority of his Executive Committee, including co-opted individuals, are members of the group. His comments are therefore misleading and a disgrace.”
Senator Fitz-Henley further commented: “It is not surprising that Mr. Golding failed to condemn the assertion of likely delay tactics made by one of his Executive Committee members and the discussion raised by another about attaching corruption to an honourable Jamaican because both statements are consistent with the modus operandi of the PNP under his leadership.”
The Jamaica Labour Party is describing as shameful the failure of PNP President Mark Golding to condemn statements made by his Executive Committee members, who confessed that the PNP would use delay tactics to stop projects under NaRRA and discussed a potential smear campaign against Major General Antony Anderson despite admitting that the NaRRA CEO has a clean track record.
Jamaica Labour Party Communication Chairman, Senator Abka Fitz-Henley, says: “That the PNP President spent two minutes speaking about the issue but failed to condemn the comments made by his Executive Committee members is shameful and a disgrace. Golding’s comments show that he is not suited for leadership. What Golding cannot deny is that the statements were made in a PNP WhatsApp group called ‘Executive Members.’ He cannot deny that the group has the PNP logo as its display photo and that the vast majority of his Executive Committee, including co-opted individuals, are members of the group. His comments are therefore misleading and a disgrace.”
Senator Fitz-Henley further commented: “It is not surprising that Mr. Golding failed to condemn the assertion of likely delay tactics made by one of his Executive Committee members and the discussion raised by another about attaching corruption to an honourable Jamaican because both statements are consistent with the modus operandi of the PNP under his leadership.”