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'JAMETTERY'
Posted: Friday, September 15, 2017
'JAMETTERY'
PRIME Minister Dr Keith Rowley yesterday condemned Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar's behaviour in alleging a 'fake oil' scandal at State oil company Petrotrin as "jamettery."
JAMETTE TALK
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A&V Drilling and Workover Limited, owned by Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley's friend Nazim Baksh - now at the centre of the $80M 'fake oil' scandal - has sent a pre-action protocol letter to state owned Petrotrin and Energy Minister Franklin Khan
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Rowley, who said he knew Baksh "very well," added that he "did not know what all of his friends would do all of the time," but said if a person was his friend he would not "deny or disown" the person on the grounds that an allegation was made.
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After civilian attacks...
Licks for prison officer
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Govt brings Irma victim home
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Pensioner critical
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Teen raped, buggered at home
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Guard held after shooting bandit
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