–Says APNU, AFC, and other challengers have ‘no credible record’

MINISTER within the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for Public Affairs Kwame McCoy has defended the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C)’s development record in communities along the East Bank, and Soesdyke-Linden Highway, rejecting claims that the administration has failed to deliver.

The Minister, in a post via Facebook, said, “APNU, the AFC, Team Mohammed nor any of the political charlatans seeking your votes have no credible record of governance performance; nor anything of substance to offer for the next five years.”

He pointed to several initiatives rolled out in the past three years, including community development projects, housing schemes, and infrastructure upgrades.
According to the minister, “10 of the 16 Soesdyke-Linden Highway villages… have been benefiting from LCDS community development funds at an average annual aggregated amount of $215 million.”

Further, he pointed to other developments, which included the construction of the new secondary school in Yarrowkabra, the allocation of more than 3,000 land titles, and the commencement of both a Young Professionals Housing Scheme and a single mothers’ homestead project set to empower 500 women.
Minister McCoy also highlighted major investments such as a mega agro-processing plant, the development of Silica City, upgrades to the Linden–Soesdyke Highway, the expansion of the new

Heroes Highway, and multiple private sector ventures expected to boost employment.
He urged voters to “Compare this 3-year record of delivery with the 5-year tenure of the APNU-AFC coalition, and discover the night-and-day difference”, calling on them to support the PPP/C

at the upcoming elections for the continuation of progress.