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Government worries more for ExxonMobil than its citizens claims KN publisher during a protest on Friday

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Kaieteur News Publisher Glenn Lall claims that the Government worries more for ExxonMobil than it does for its people as he led a protest for a better oil deal at McDoom on the East Bank of Demerara. More from Shervin Belgrave

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