In 2018 Prime Minister said to Barbadians – ‘give muh d vote and watch muh‘ and the rest is history. The Barbados Labour Party (BLP) won ALL the 30 seats in the Lower House and repeated in 2022.
There is the saying to who much is given, much is expected. Prime Mottley supported the unprecedented mandate by appointing the largest Cabinet in the history of a post-1966 government. Here defence of the large was simple – ‘many hands make light work‘.
The embededed video made the rounds last week on social media and similar to how we response to the high incidence of homicides Barbadians have become numb to the daily ‘adventures’ of Zrs and Minibuses on our roads.
It cannot be refuted that in the period incumbent Barbados Labour Party (BLP) government has been elected to office public transportation has gotten worse. The Transport Authority like many oversight bodies; FTC, FSC etc struggle to deliver on mandates.
The obvious question Barbadians must asked – although a rhetorical question is- if many hands make light work ‘wuh happen’? Fifty eight years and counting since we declared self government and successive governments continue to fail at regulating public transportation in Barbados. The result is a marauding sub culture that has help to stoke deviate behaviour in our people, especially the youth.







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