– security concerns in light of MoTP’s repairs cited
The Cabinet Council of Ministers this past week relocated the Executive’s highest decision-making forum to the Officers Mess of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) Headquarters, Camp Ayanganna, Georgetown.
Cabinet is chaired by Head of State David Granger, a former GDF Brigadier who has come in for intense criticism over the past year and a half for his continuous resort to the use of retired military officers to head several Commissions of Inquiry, among other key positions in his administration.

President David Granger,as a former soldier,should not be criticized for having anything to do with Ayangana,because it is NOT alien to him.It is FOOLISH to believe,that his being there will create a problem.He is LEADER of the Coalition government,and can be wherever he wants to be.It will be senseless of him to plan a coup of his own government.Only FOOLS and COWARDS would believe,that there is something sinister because of his being there.
I believe,President Granger has a right to have his Cabinet meetings where he wants to.If he feels safer to hold them at the GDF compound,so be it,especially when it is on a temporary basis,due to alleged repairs being done to the official Cabinet room.The President knows and I suppose he is confident to have military personnel in charge of the COIs that are set up to make enquiries into the different incidents.It is nothing Strange for the opposition forces to have their say,for they have been criticizing this Coalition from day one,while they themselves have done worse.The worst COI we had in this country,was the Walter Rodney`s,which was merely HEARSAY.IT IS TIME FOR A CHANGE.