Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Clarevue Boss Banned from Leaving the Country and Entry into Gov’t Health Facilities | VIDEO STORY
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Clarevue Boss Banned from Leaving the Country and Entry into Gov’t Health Facilities | VIDEO STORY

Clarevue Boss Banned from Leaving the Country and Entry into Gov’t Health Facilities | VIDEO STORY

12 September 2025 - 18:37

Clarevue Boss Banned from Leaving the Country and Entry into Gov’t Health Facilities | VIDEO STORY

12 September 2025 - 18:37

After less than a year on the job, the man handpicked to lead the nation’s only psychiatric hospital has suddenly found himself at the center of a storm.

As we hear in this report, letters from the highest level of the Ministry of Health have ordered him to down tools, turn over his keys, and step away from Clarevue Psychiatric Hospital.

Clarevue Boss Banned from Leaving the Country and Entry into Gov’t Health Facilities

Dr. Griffin Benjamin, head of Clarevue Psychiatric Hospital

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21 Comments

  1. Good benji did too much at pmh in Dominica
    Especially to councilor guy

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  2. That’s what happens when you step on Molwyn shoes. So we are holding him hostage or what¿ like the reporters say it more feels like a verdict has already been reached. What a drama

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  3. The esteemed doctor knows his job and he does it without fear or favor…

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  4. For a small country I find you people have a lot going on down there.so who is manning the hospital?I guess crazy people don’t need much attention?fix this now

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  5. For a small country I find you people have a lot going on down there.so who is manning the hospital?I guess crazy people don’t need much attention?fix this now

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  6. Wait for the next press release…he wasn’t banned…just told not to live yhe Island until we tell him. Aka same thing. !!! Too much mess in a messy institution. Literally!!!

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  7. Call back Dr King!

    This dude jus come from Dominica and want to come into an institution and change things without considering why things were done that way. He did away with social outreach programmes and took over matron office without any respect for his predecessors. He bring shame to DA pple.

    I say good riddance. Antigua has their own homegrown psychiatrists.

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  8. Dr B you sis nothing we ng as far as I know. Just keep doing your job. Had you not been good at your job they would not have hired you in the first place.
    Some people don’t like change and they don’t like to be challenged. I know you not hungry for their money

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  9. Where is the superintendent in all of this? Isn’t she a part of the management team? I am happy that we are now seeing what this doctor and the one before him are accustomed to do! Purge all of them!

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  10. You are telling a man who is a professional that he cannot leave the country without your authorization? Tf do you think you are? Aye. Yall people laughable no wa. So there’s a red alert at the airport then?

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    • Doctors at hospital let a pregnant girl die and they had 2 other young lady died, nothing for that, but an American woman in college made a complaint and you holding someone hostage that didn’t give old man Joseph a report, Dr. B. please give him the report in all medical terms that he can’t understand, we need younger minds with more education and management skills, every dam thing is politics in antigua.

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  11. Why don’t we call up on the hospital as well? So much going on at the hospital why not get rid of Dr. Belle? Or doctors who’ve dealt with persons who end up and die? Hmmmm picking on other people?

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  12. This Doctor seems to be doing a lot! The measures meet his doings. This is how we go about doing things

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    • Why is this Dominican man always in a drama.

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  13. Why is this Dominican man always in a drama.

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    • This is what U called it. Drama. The man is doing his damn job n leave politicians where they belong. They always want to tell someone how to do their job and they are not specialists in no damn field.

      What about Lateefa? Her life did not matter? I did not see any urgency when she lost her life. But an American complains and all hell bruk loose fu give satisfaction.

      What Atiguas life do not matter in any way at all? #Chaman!!!

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  14. Banning someone from government health facilities is drastic.

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  15. Wait a minute!!! So heads roll only when Americans are allegedly adversely affected? So only Americans lives and persons matter? So why aren’t heads rolling when young Antiguan mothers die in childbirth in this day and age? When a mother whose child has a hemorrhage due to a head injury is turned away after waiting for hours in the emergencyroom? When healthcare ” professionals ” display the nastiest attitudes towards patients? No head a roll because Antiguan lives don’t matter! It’s a sad state of affairs.

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  16. If someone is being investigated how are the measures against him so harsh? I’m wondering this. Honestly

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  17. The man said he enjoying the beaches in antigua. Could care less. When your investigations finish he will return to work. Periodttttt

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  18. This man was anxious to administer drug to a young man he only heard a story about, he is delighted in getting people moving like zombies once he medicates you. It’s as though he makes more monies if he can inject you with those medications.

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