VIDEO:Watts says no hatred between him and Smith
Algernon Serpent Watts, the Member of Parliament for St. George representing the United Progressive Party (UPP), has expressed that he will not be spending time with his former colleague Anthony Smith, despite confirming that there is no animosity between them.
Notably, Anthony Smith, Watts’ nephew, recently unexpectedly decided to step down from his position within the UPP.
Adding to the intrigue, Smith has since taken on the role of the country’s Agriculture minister, following his swearing-in ceremony on Tuesday.
This development comes against the backdrop of a previously warm and respectful relationship between Smith and Watts.
Here’s what Watts said during a Facebook live yesterday.
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