Sunday, August 31, 2014
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Kindly grant me a small space in your column to voice my support for Hon Dr Hubert Minnis as Leader of The Free National Movement. I am tired of hearing the rumours that men past their prime are seeking leadership, just as Dr Minnis is working on the consensus building so badly needed in our country.
Many have been unfair to Doc. They complain about his lack of verbal gymnastics. They bemoan his considered, metered approach to national issues; his call for transparency and accountability in government.
After 41 years of divisive, egotistical leaders, I welcome the Minnis Method of nation building. Most of our problems we face in The Bahamas are a direct result of worshiping leaders in a God-like fashion, afraid to buck the status quo.
Despite his detractors in and out of the party, Minnis gives me hope that building consensus will be a priority for him when he becomes Prime Minister.
When I read his plans for the “new Bahamas” I am optimistic that, together we can follow his lead and put this nation back on track.
M THOMPSON
Nassau,
August 28, 2014.
Comments
iamcitizen says...
Bahamians for the most part are not seeking youthful nor aged leaders, We are seeking competent political leadership. Dr, Minnis does not exude the requisite political acumen and skill sets so vital for inspiring leadership and good governance.
As for his plans for a "New Bahamas" …. Dr. Minnis is misguided. We do not need a new nnation... we need to build upon what exists…..with all hands on deck,,,no matter what "ERA" we happen to be from.
We need to be about "Building A Batter Bahamas" which is only possible through the deployment of competent leaders… YOUNG AND OLD.
Posted 1 September 2014, 3:32 p.m. Suggest removal
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