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UPP Chairman D Giselse Isaac
UPP Chairman D Gisele Isaac has announced she will not be seeking re-election for her position next term, leaving party members and supporters in disbelief.
Accusations of dictatorship and turmoil have swirled around her, even from those within her own ranks, tarnishing her reputation.
The crisis reached a boiling point over the weekend as three prominent MPs—Richard Lewis, Kelvin Simon, and Algernon ‘Serpant’ Watts—exploded in a bombshell critique of Isaac’s leadership.
Their revelations sent shock waves through the nation, exposing deep fractures within the party and voicing serious concerns about the exclusion of key leaders from crucial activities such as rallies and meetings.
At the epicenter of these mounting tensions are Isaac and Opposition Leader Jamal Pringle, both now facing intense scrutiny as their hold on power is increasingly questioned.
In an unexpected twist, while Isaac claims she’s contemplating her decision to resign, a chorus of disgruntled party members is fiercely urging her to step down immediately.
If you value the party step down now as chair, don’t wait for a convention. Any good leader know when to quit. One don’t need to lead to give support. You and Pringle need to go. Pringle can spend more time at Morris Bay competing with the restaurant owners out there. Give Richard Lewis a chance.
But where is the rest of the story? Then again not like I give two rats A#$^ anyway
The United Progressive Party should give up on their quest! This makes absolutely no sense. People are parting ways so very often due to poor leadership. The upp can’t take care of it self, we don’t need more failures leading our country.
About mucking time. No other woman in the history of Antigua and Barbuda has cause more drama that this lady. With her lesbian self!
Good riddance to bad rubbish. She is Jamal’s downfall. She is a bad mother to him. She should leave him be and stop dictating to the young man. Give him a chance