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Suseran is definitely stuck in a rock for ideas
Dear Editor,
The Kaiteur News will soon lose its credibility if it continues to print letters laced with lies from the pen of Leon Suseran, who is always seeking to misinform the public.
It is quite evident that this individual has a political agenda but allow me if you can, to correct the letter, captioned, “Cabinet Outreach on the Corentyne Coast” that appeared in Kaiteur News of January 15, 2010.
Three days prior to the Cabinet Outreach the itinerary for the activity was televised non-stop on the NCN, showing 11 teams comprising two to three cabinet member allotted to three location each, totalling 33 location spread across the entire Region Six, not Corentyne Coast as Suseran indicated.
For example, Ministers R. Benn and Mansoor Nadir held three meetings in the East Bank Berbice at Mara Lightown and Edinburgh. In West Canje and New Amsterdam cabinet members Gail Teixeira and Odinga Lumumba visited Vryheid, Angoy’s Avenue and Tuckber Park.
Harping on his favourite phrases, Suseran is definitely stuck in a rock for ideas, as there were neither promises nor rhetoric by the President that Berbice ‘taking off’ as charged. On the contrary there was the call for accountability and better services by public servants of whom Suseran is one. Instead of staying in his cocoon spinning webs of deceit and pedalling misinformation in the media, Suseran should attend the Cabinet Outreach and be enlighten on the facts, then Mr. Suseran would appreciate the strategic economic value of the presidential trips abroad.
Zamal Hussain
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