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Ray Daggers early Monday morning commenced his 12-hour fast for Guyanese to get a fair deal from  its Natural Resources but it was not without confrontation from police.

Dear Editor Yesterday, the Ray Daggers/Glenn Lall march from Crabwood Creek to call for renegotiation of the worst oil contract in the world reached Charity amidst loud cheers and high fives from supporters.

Kaieteur News- Ray Daggers did it!  What a Guyanese living his innermost feelings about the “barefaced” ExxonMobil contract, and the economic drain it places on this country, the economic pain it delivers on citizens.Ray Daggers, through his Walk from Berbice, then Demerara, over to the Essequibo Coast, manifested his rage. His disgust expressed in the most public fashion for all Guyanese to give ventilation to an unequalled atrocity, this revulsion called the 2016 ExxonMobil oil contract w...

KNEWS Publisher, Glenn Lall said “It’s a victory for all Guyana” after Ray Daggers on Monday completed his cross-country walk for a change of the “one-sided ExxonMobil Contract”.

Ray Daggers and KNEWS Publisher Glenn Lall were on Sunday welcomed to Essequibo Coast, Region Two with Mala  (A garland of flowers placed around the necks of gods in the India) as scores of Essquibans turned up to join them on day 11 of a walk against the lopsided ExxonMobil Contract.

Ray Daggers will today begin the final leg of his cross country walk against the “barefaced and lopsided” ExxonMobil Contract today at Supenaam, Essequibo Coast, Region Two.

Former Minister of Communities, Ronald Bulkan, has condemned the move by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to appeal the recent ruling by High Court Judge Sandil Kissoon regarding oil spill insurance and the parent company guarantee by ExxonMobil, calling it a “shameful” and “anti-national” appeal of the “powerful” ruling.