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President Ali does not want Guyanese to listen to his critics

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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“Do not listen to my  critics” , the urging of President Irfaan Ali’s to the citizens under his purview at the recently held Flag Raising ceremeony to usher in Guayna;s 52nd Republic Anniversary . Shervin Belgrave has the details in this report .

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