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Jul 02, 2019 Letters
DEAR FELLOW GUYANESE,
I openly commend President David Granger for his efforts to unite the Guyanese nation.
This act of his is not just courageous, considering the history of the Guyanese politics, but it also puts him in the league of great leaders.
It was one who was nominated for noble prize in 1925 who said, “The art of all truly great national leaders at all time consists in not dividing the attention of a people, but in concentrating it upon a single foe.”
Guyanese we must open our eyes and see that to us as a people our greatest foe have been race hate.
Every Guyanese leader desiring to hold that Presidential office in our nation’s future must have a plan to defeat this unjust spirit of division of man by the colour of their skin.
Those who choose to do differently must be kept out of office at all cost, or we will have to kiss national prosperity for all good bye.
Apostle Adrian Wade
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