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Time to move on
Dear Editor,
Election 2025 has concluded and the PPP/C has won.
It was a clear and decisive vote by the electorate who voted that day. Guyanese spoke to the world that they would like the PPP/C party to govern this country, hence we can safely say that the people of this great nation have won. Election 2025 gave a resounding victory of and for the people of Guyana.
Election 2025 will go down in history as the election that saw the PNC not being the main opposition in parliament, with a great shift in voter confidence. The Azruddin “WIN Party” was propelled into the main opposition post. The PNC from a lofty position of 31 seats in 2020, they have been catapulted into the minority position of only gaining 12 seats in The 2025 Election; what a shocker!
This humbling experience should at least teach The PNC a serious lesson, that no more would the people’s choice of government be stifled by a rigging PNC, it also teaches them that this country would not be held captive
by a racist party who peddles violence and the polarization of a country, Election 2025, free, fair and transparent; Guyana moves forward as a unified whole.
Now, that the elections are behind us, it is time for the incumbent to continue moving forward in the upward trajectory of development and progress; in Agriculture, Healthcare Education and in infrastructure all of these and more must be put together in the massive transformation of this country. As we bask in the peaceful ambience of Election 2025, let us move forward together.
Respectfully Submitted,
Neil Adams
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