Solidarity for Bolt
Among the large gathering of Comrades was Lawrence Rowe, who has applied to the PNP to be its representative in Kingston Central, which was recently vacated by caretaker Imani Duncan-Price.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness was warmly greeted by a small but jubilant group of Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) supporters at the top of Duke Street, while Opposition Leader Mark Golding pressed flesh with a larger crowd of People’s National Party (PNP) backers further down the road.
Chrissy - is this the real Yagga or is this an imposter?
In reply to FanAttick
You know my position on Yagga.
Dat Bolt must get back his money chant is growing louder. Watch di proceedings.
Jamaicans aren’t eediots- dem know di tief dem.
By di way Local government elections are actually due next week but they won’t be taking place.
Men spent di money for di 60th birthday party.
Meanwhile loss of accent boasted about di first trillion dollar budget. Like nobadee een tell him dat is because di dollar is 155 to 1.
Ignorance is bliss bro while di cost of living killing peeps.
Poor people buying slices of bread and squeezes of toothpaste from di carna shop.
Di end is nigh!
Mek dem fool demselves. 
In reply to Chrissy
I’m getting the feeling that the tide is turning…..this latest scandal seemed to have shaken them up big time….hopefully as you say the end is nigh….
Lisa missing!
Can't tek the heat, she's getting out the kitchen! Politics in Jamaica is a ruff business!
Lisa - a rising star gets outed; such a pity!
In reply to FanAttick
That couldn't be THE Lawrence Rowe ?
Why would he want to be involved in Yard politics at this stage of his life.
Must be another Rowe,not Yagga.
In reply to Hubert
The better question is, what would the PNP be doing with a Yagga Rowe of old?
In reply to XDFIX
A very good question that also..But politics know no bounds and current Jamaican ones are
of a special breed
In reply to hubert
Yah, right, politics makes strange bedfellows!
