Rowley An empty man

Look you are posting lies ..which is normal for you .

Making up posting with my name on it ...

That is done by simpletons...

He was next in line ..why didn't the Indo get the job as PM ...they gave it to Chambers .

Even  when Manning or Rowley leave  the country did they allow an Indian to be PM .

Kamla allowed an African as PM when she left the country .

Manning had one in agriculture with very little money for his ministry .

  What about Karl Hudson Phillips?, him jailed Weeks and Granger 

Like I said ..you know nothing about T&T ...

You are Grenadian ...just stoopid...

Defending your ilk in the PNM ..

Like Eric said he can put a Frog in La Brea and Laventille and they would vote PNM ...

He called your ilk ..dumb and dottish...

::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

the only thing I cud have wrong a a year or 3 here and there.

but the party decided on Chambers as the safest man to hold things together

Again you know fck all about T&T politics...

He was 88 in 2015



PNM stalwart Kamaluddin Mohammed dies at 88


Funeral to be held today
Gail Alexander
Published: Guardian
Wednesday, December 2, 2015

People’s National Movement (PNM) foundation member Kamaluddin “Charch” Mohammed who died on Tuesday night, will be buried following funeral rites at 4.30 pm this afternoon at Nur-E-Islam mosque, El Socorro.


Kamaluddin Mohammed

Mohammed, 88, had been ailing in the last two years and had been hospitalised at Mt Hope Hospital as recent as September.

He had served T&T for over 60 years at various levels from politics to religion, culture and was regarded as a father figure by many sectors.

His public service began as an Imam with the Jaamah Masjid, his son Alimuddin said yesterday.

Mohammed later entered politics serving with the PNM in 1936 alongside PNM founder Dr Eric Williams.


Former prime minister Dr Eric Williams, left, and Errol Mahabir, centre, and Kamaluddin Mohammed in an undated photo taken in the 1960s.

He had been a key figure in the PNM since its early days with the Williams administration.

One-time St Joseph MP, he served as Minister in a number of portfolios from Agriculture, Public Utilities, External Affairs, Local Government and health. Mohammed had also served as acting prime minister at points during the PNM administration.

Mohammed’s son, Alimuddin said his father was the first non-Caucasian to be appointed World Health Organisation (WHO) president in 1978. The Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex and the Women’s Hospital were both built under his watch.

After 30 years with the PNM and he retired, but he returned to active service by former prime minister Basdeo Panday who appointed him Caricom ambassador during the UNC’s tenure in 1991-1995.

Mohammed was honoured during the People’s Partnership administration’s tenure, receiving the Order of T&T and honorary awards. He was also presented with the Order of Caricom by the regional body. In recent years he continued to be active in the area of religion, giving lectures and advice, his son said.

Alimuddin said condolences from all over the world had been pouring in since his father’s death was made public late on Tuesday night.

“T&T has lost a great legend and an icon. We would like to carry out some of his traditions. His life was guided by his religion which assisted his success and it was the discipline of his religion that was his basis for life and his work.”

Mohammed had six children. His wife, 80, survives him.

No it is you that knows f,uck all, although you pretend to know. I as a Guyanese knows more about Trinidad politics than you will ever know

Like I said you know fck all...

Read below ...

You are 20 times as smart only when you are drunk ...

Stay in ya basement and shut up... ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::