simple farmer

this goadie will be snipped within weeks of may 11. Moses Nagamootoo reminded the audience of it at the APNU AFC Whim rally. he is dead weight on the treasury of this country. a parasite sucking the resources of this country dry

check this out. all in US$

China’s President Xi Jinping current salary $22,000/year
Brasil’s President Dilma Roussef current salary $72,000/yr
India’s President Narendra Modi’s current salary $24,000/yr

Bharrat Jagdeo with blessings of his friends of the PPP took home $120,000/yr + unlimited perks.

this is the same jagdeo that oversaw the bankruptcy of CLICO & GUYSUCO. the cash run on NIS & New Building Society. the racket Marriot, airport expansion, berbice bridge & specialty hospital. and let’s not forget his dry run up to amaila falls.
this is the same joker that tried to sell the carbon in the bush and brought a sexual deviant from india to sit on the board of iwokrama. we can go on but let’s leave it at that. this so-caled ecunomist is a failure by any measure.

chop this goadie

i said it dot com
run tell dat

Jagdeo’s light bill alone exceeds most MPs’ pension and salary – Greenidge
The Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) said that Jagdeo’s monthly electricity bill alone at over $375,000 by far exceeds most parliamentarians’ monthly pension and salary.
Greenidge reminded that the former President received a pension totaling $37.2M up to the end of last month. This is in addition to the recently disclosed figures upwards of $45M ($45,417,950) which the taxpayers have had to spend on his electricity bills, transportation and security between December 2011 and last February.
Using the monthly average for his security, transportation, electricity and pension Jagdeo to date, since leaving office, has cost taxpayers in excess of $90M. This figure does not take into account all of the other expenditure incurred by the former president under his ‘Pension and other benefits Package.”

Apart from what has been disclosed, Jagdeo is also entitled to, under the controversial law he enacted: expenses incurred in the provision and use of water; telephone services at the place of residence in Guyana; services of personal and household staff, including an attendant and a gardener; services of clerical and technical staff (numbers not specified), if requested; free medical attendance and medical treatment or reimbursement of medical expenses incurred by him for the medical attendance or treatment of himself and the dependant members of his family.
As it relates to the tax exemption status, Greenidge said that if the former President were to get involved in activities such as gold mining for example, they would not be taxed. The APNU parliamentarian said that this is completely “unprecedented and unacceptable.”
Greenidge had attempted to cap the benefits by bringing amendments to the National Assembly. This was approved by the Opposition in 2012, but President
Donald Ramotar has refused to assent to it.