Jennifer Evans, vendorHow they are going to create more jobs.
January 31, 2016
Here’s what we want to hear
A handful of Jamaicans have shared what they want to hear articulated on the campaign trail. Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller on Sunday night announced that Jamaicans will go to the polls to select a new Government on February 25 — almost one year before the general election is constitutionally due. Both Simpson Miller’s ruling People’s National Party and the Opposition Jamaica Labour Party are expected to field full slates of candidates for the 63 constituencies. A handful of independent candidates are also expected to offer themselves for service. Here’s what Jamaica Observer staff reporter Racquel Porter solicited from the streets yesterday. (PHOTOS: KARL MCLARTY)
Kevin Denton, correctional officerWe are expecting to hear about the creation of more jobs and a better way of life.
Shevon Solomon, sales personnelWe are hoping for better days to come. I am tired of party leaders making empty promises. Do something that can make Jamaican people feel good!
Steve Robinson, Vendor“ The fixing of drains that are breeding up the mosquitoes.
Steve Robinson,vendorHow they are going to fix drains that are breeding up the mosquitoes.
