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Name: Karen Question: Hi Mr. manning after all my years of supporting trinidad I cannot get a home I write you at your office on twices and I am still waiting....... Good look in the elections i will still vote for you.... Answer: Thank you for your support, I’ve asked Mr. Ford, at Balisier House, to contact you. Best Wishes.
Name: Marlin Question: why now? is it because we are in an election period? will this continue? Answer: We started the site because of the elections so people can have an opportunity to get to really understand who I am and what I represent. It will continue after the elections. Thanks for your interest.
Name: albuta Question: i am a guyanese livin and workin in trinidad for the past four years. i am presently employed at port of spain general hospital. how do i become legible to vote in the up comin election. had it not been for you i would not have been here. thanks for csm Answer: Once you are registered, you can vote.
Name: Kimika Question: Answer: Thank you for your email. We will deal with these issues on the campaign trail after Nomination Day and I have discussed it in an upcoming video blog.
Name: Nyesha Question: Mr.Manning i would like to know if it is possible that students of form 4-5 recieve a laptop with internet access to do there studies and leave it back for the other form 4 coming up after them. Answer: That’s a very good suggestion. The matter will be referred to the Ministry Of Education for consideration. Thank you.
Name: G.C Question: You say that you want to bring in young people as members of Parliament, that is why you have moved people like Penelope Beckles. But how come you have not put a young person in your place? You are no spring chicken. Answer: Thank you for your email. It has always been the policy of the PNM to encourage young people to participate in the main stream politics of Trinidad and Tobago. I’m sure you are aware that in the past women and young people are coming to the forefront to serve our country. In the circumstances, we are trying to present a balanced team - young people along with experienced politicians. Members of the party who are not selected to contest elections can serve the country in other capacities.
Name: pljkyfvb Question: what difference will you make if you remain the political leader of T&T Answer: We will continue with our vision 2020 programme.
Name: Delisa Question: hi i am delisa....i just want to tell u a lil about myself, just finished colledge and i have a BSc in Business Computing and thanks to your vision i could have afford my education.....i still want to further my studing and i can also do so....currently i am workin doin OJT and i have hopes of moving onto a company where i can show my true potential in computing....one question: i do not know what to ask but all i have on my mind is : How r you? and keep praying.
Answer: Congratulations on your academic achievements. It is what I wish for every person in Trinidad and Tobago. I am fine thank you and hope that you will continue to support the PNM.
Name: NATASHA Question: MR PRIME MINISTER: THIS IS NOT A QUESTION BUT RATHER A COMMENT: I AM A YOUTH OF THIS COUNTRY WHICH YOU GIVE THE SELFESTEEM TO SAY THAT YOU TOOK ME OUT OF FUTURELESSNESS INTO AN AMBITIOUS FUTURE. GREAT IS THE PNM GREAT IS THE PNM AND PATRICK MANNING WILL PREVAIL. Answer: Thank you very much.
Name: Ayanna Question: Mr. Manning I would like to know if the selection for persons for housing will get any easier. I am 28 years of age and I have applied since 1999, almost 11 years now, please Answer: There’s a backlog of applicants for housing accommodation. However, the Government has accelerated its housing programme and we hope to satisfy the needs of the majority of citizens.
Name: Frankie Question: Since 1992 I have been applying for a water supply to an approved commercial plot of land along the Mulchan Seuchan Road, in the heart of Chaguanas. All efforts to WASA have been Answer: The Ministry of Public Utilities has embarked on a national programme to be undertaken by WASA and I’m sure that Chaguanas would be included.
Name: RAWLINS Question: First let me congratulate you and your team on vision 2020 and i wish you the best for the elections. Please take note of this: The Law or Dharma implies more than seeking work that we love, Answer: Thank you for your kind words.
Name: ERMINE Question: I would like to know why me and my family is waiting for a home of our own for the past twentyfive years. I HAVE MY SICK MOTHER WITH ME. I have to be move this 78 old lady every Answer: I empathise with your situation. To which constituency do you belong? I will ask your MP to assist you.
Name: Catherine and family Question: Mr Prime Minister, trinbagonians say yuh proud but I kknow that you were brought up to be proud of yourself and your country; your pride in yourself brought you through to achieve Answer: Thank you for your kind words. Please continue to support the PNM.
Name: Carol Question: Goodnight Mr Prime Minister, Why it is i am a die hard pnm supporter, I applied for house since my second son was two years and he is 15 years now and i am still renting a one room at fifteen hundred per month and i am a single parent with two sons attending secondary school. I hope before the election is over I am a recipient of a house Answer: What is your constituency? I will ask your MP to assist.
Name: Gemel Question: 2 Questions, As a youth how can i get actively involved with the PNM party???? Answer: Thank you for your interest. You can contact Balisier House at 625 1533/4 and an officer will provide details in order to become a member of the party.
Name: Denzil Question: What plans are there when re-elected, to engage nationals residing abroad to assist in the continued development of Trinidad and Tobago? Answer: Our embassies are the official government agency to facilitate nationals living abroad. Some embassies have already started a skills database for nationals who are willing to serve. |
