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Quo Vadis Guyana? The Apostle Peter is reported to have asked that question of Jesus Christ when he met him after he had risen from the dead following his crucifixion, when Peter himself was fleeing from crucifixion by the Roman government of the time. It is Latin, meaning, literally, “Whither goest thou?” I ask it today of Guyana.
A Nigerian proverb advises: “In the moment of crisis, the wise build bridges, and the foolish build dams.” But the PNC and WPA representatives of African Guyanese, who insist we are in a moment of crisis, are not only building dams, but have given explicit and implicit support to eschew democratic elections to remove the PPP government from office. PNC and Opposition leader, Mr Aubrey Norton, left unchallenged a declaration by one speaker that African “kith and kin” in the armed forces would not turn their guns on PNC and WPA’s anti-PPP street protestors.
Throughout history and also today, atrocities were and are being committed on innocent people by armies, mobs, and gangs. Yet, there is one denominator in all of this as to why people commit these attacks on innocent people, the denominator being, an evil voice told them to commit these attacks since the perpetrators just didn't or do evil on their own accord.
Heal Guyana is calling for WPA's Executive member, Tacuma Ogunseye to be held accountable for his divisive and racist remarks during a public meeting held in Buxton, where he called on the Afro-Guyanese members of the armed forces to wage war and advocated for a day of national resistance and African uprising, during the upcoming Local Government Election (LGE).
The Working People’s Alliance (WPA) is urging other opposition parties to present a united front on the issue of on electoral and constitutional reform in Guyana ahead of the next Local Government elections. “You cannot say that you woul