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WIN’s Christmas toy drive is commendable

Nov 30, 2025 Letters

Dear Editor,

I am writing to express profound appreciation for the commendable efforts of Mr. Azruddin Mohamed and the We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) party regarding their Annual Christmas Toy Drive. In a political climate often focused on division, it is refreshing to witness initiatives that prioritize direct, compassionate actions for our nation’s children. Mind you these funds are not taxpayer funds; these are funds from Mr. Mohamed’s private pocket and the pockets of his supporters, who continue to share with the less fortunate people of Guyana.

This community-driven effort, supported by the WIN NYC Diaspora Movement, exemplifies the power of personal generosity and grassroots mobilization. The commitment to fund and organize such a venture demonstrates a tangible investment in the well-being and happiness of Guyanese families, particularly those in need. This spirit of service is a proud legacy, echoing the long-standing philanthropic contributions of Mr. Mohamed’s father, Mr. “Shell” Mohammed, whom many citizens remember fondly for his decades of community support.

There is an undeniable value in initiatives that arise from private sacrifice and voluntary contribution. When leaders and organizations choose to “dip into their own pockets,” it sends a powerful message of solidarity and authentic servant leadership. What Mr. Mohamed is demonstrating here is humility with strength, unlike the PPP leaders who will soon raid the Treasury for more than $50 million to buy toys for the children with the taxpayers’ money. So, the PPP tax the parents of these children, then use some of that money to buy some gifts for their children. Why not leave the money with the parents in the first place by lowering the PAYE rate, so that they can buy their children their own gift?

Well, it all has to do with the PPP leaders taking their 10% cut from the funds drawn out of the Treasury like the evil Sheriff of Nottingham.

Mr. Mohamed on the other hand uses his own money to develop a person-to-person approach builds a profound connection within communities and sets a benchmark for civic engagement that transcends partisan politics. From the pictures he is also in communities that did not vote for him since as the incoming Leader of the Opposition, he is the leader for all of Guyana, not some villages only.

The joy delivered to children across Guyana through this drive by Team WIN is immeasurable. Such acts of kindness strengthen our social fabric and remind us of the core values of community and shared responsibility.

We should all applaud these efforts. The WIN toy drive serves as a powerful reminder that the most impactful investment in our nation’s future often begins with a direct, selfless investment in its people.

Well done Mr. Azruddin Mohamed and Team WIN. Season’s Greeting to you all, especially Ms. Odessa Primus.

Vishnu Prashad

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2 thoughts on “WIN’s Christmas toy drive is commendable”

habeeb November 30, 2025 at 2:11 pm

Mrs. Ali build parks for family, children all over the country to visit and enjoy
with “playground”, slides, swings etc. Are those funded by the Government
or privately by Mrs. Ali ?
Guyana really had no “parks” beside the seawall Bandstand that the area
undergone rehab. There was the “gardens/zoo” for a stroll anytime of the
day, but this is outdated and need rehab too. Part of which was converted
to a Burial ground, bypassing Le Repentier cemetery.
Whilst the government spends taxpayers funds for public parks, the Opposition Leader spends HIS own for the needy and poor. Shameful, Ali
and his government found it INOPPORTUNE to elect, select, name by law,
Azruddin Mohamed as OL, whilst they concentrate their efforts to Extradite
Azruddin instead.
Trevor nicholas December 1, 2025 at 5:40 am

Make a chance for all

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