IT SEEMS that the ironic Nigel Dharamlall — known for spewing words of hate against the government under the slogan onelove, has actually set forth to extend a helping hand to Moshin Khan, the man who lost his mother in the fiery trap set by alleged bandits days ago.Nigel had the gall to visit Khan and make a public call to persons willing to make donations to the victim to help rebuild his life. Here’s hoping that Dharamlall will help police find the true masterminds of that dastardly crime.

Confusion
It seems as though the restructuring of the ministries has caused a bit of confusion for some, namely Captain Gerry Gouveia, who was particularly perturbed by NCN’s list of adjustments, which stated that the Ministry of Tourism has been dissolved. Capt. Gouveia only recently reported: “Inadequate marketing is hampering tourism development,” so imagine how panicked he must have been to have seen those words. But good ol’ Gordon Moseley came to the rescue — the ever informed and vocal man that he is — correcting NCN’s list with the official list from the MOTP, which had no such statement, but stated only that Minister Cathy Hughes would serve duties for both the Tourism and Public Telecommunications Ministries.

And though this only made the public more confused by the reshuffling, I’d say that Moseley’s source is a bit more credible than the Captain’s; so, hopefully, the latter can continue in his tourism-based advocacy.

Meanwhile, dare I say there is immediate need for better public communication indeed.

Etiquette lessons
And the GPF/Rohee saga continues. PPP General Secretary, in response to Commissioner Seelall Persaud’s criticisms of him regarding his past leadership of the Police Force, says that Persaud’s comments were “unbecoming” and “political”.

Persaud had said that Rohee’s comments to postpone police promotions were his attempts to demoralise the Force and take it back to the place it was when he (Rohee) was Minister. Now, Rohee may have a point about the political part, but unbecoming? He’s one to talk; this is coming from a man who, while still a Minister of Government, had publicly paraded lewd hand gestures while exercising his right to vote…. Interesting!