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PM Nagamootoo meets with staff, urges professionalism
One day after he was sworn in, Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo yesterday met with the staff at the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), Kingston.
Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo with his staff at OPM yesterday.
Nagamootoo assured the staff that there will be no witch hunt against any staff member.
According to a release from A Partnership for National Unity/Alliance For Change (APNU/AFC), the PM asked that the staff continue to perform their duties in a professional manner.
Prime Minister Nagamootoo briefly outlined his vision for the functioning of the OPM and implored staff that the OPM must be service-oriented to the citizens of Guyana.
“People come here for service, and we must provide service, because we are paid servants to the people. We must not keep people waiting,” the PM said.
Nagamootoo informed staff that the office will take responsibility for the portfolios of Public Information and Constitutional Reform.
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