Some executive members of Pan Trinbago are accusing the group’s President of acting as a rogue, and refusing to meet with them to resolve a number of issues affecting the organisation internally, which are also affecting stakeholders.
At a Press Conference, some members shared their woes, specifically the non-payment of monies to steelbands and the lack of response by the President to some members of the executive when they wrote him to request a meeting.
Cherrylene Lewis reports.
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Claude and Cecil
Its been a long long fight...
To much talk about the constitution,everybody talking about the constitution and no one talking about paying the bands. it looking like it's time to call in the bull-pissle gang, that's the only constitution dem old panmen understand.
If they had called for a BOYCOTT before PANORAMA (as some of us demanded) they would have had a chance to call DOCTOR DOLLY to the TABLE and gotten the CONSTITUTION CHANGED among many other demands.
Ha, everybody know what is unconstitutional.
Everybody action is unconstitutional.
well throw away the book.
All the GENIUS COMEDIAN that RICHARD PRYOR was, my favourite delivery from him was expressed and compacted into FOUR WORDS: THAT'S THE POLITICS, BABY!!!
Politically, THE CIP is like a GREEN MANGO in a RIPE MANGO FETE!!!
Notice that NOBODY eh call "THE CIP" name when the BIG DOGS start to fight, EH!!!
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