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BREAKING NEWS!! Locks changed at Housing Ministry

May 15, 2015 News

This publication has been reliably informed that the locks at the Ministry of Housing have been changed.
Reports reaching this publication suggest that the move was one that was instructed by the Ministry’s Permanent Secretary, Emile McGarrell, who yesterday refused to comment on the matter.
But personnel overheard some workers at the Ministry discussing the lock change issue yesterday.
This publication is aware that the act is one that has tremendously angered former Housing Minister, Irfaan Ali, who is currently unable to access the Brickdam, Georgetown, Ministry.
According to information emanating out of the Ministry the Permanent Secretary is ready and willing to work with the yet to be sworn-in David Granger-Government and has also encouraged the staff of the Ministry to do the same.
This publication will provide more information as they become available.
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