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PPP PLANS TO RECOGNIZE IRFAAN AS PRESIDENT OF GUYANA

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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If President David Granger returns to office, the People’s Progressive Party will not recognize him as president rather, they will acknowledge Irfaan Ali as the President of Guyana. The details in this report from Handell Duncan

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