Man bets $100,000 that Romaine Morris will win Mocho Division
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February 26, 2024

Man bets $100,000 that Romaine Morris will win Mocho Division

A man who identified himself as Ragga, who is celebrating his 46th birthday today, says he has bet $100,000 that the incumbent Romaine Morris will retain the Mocho Division in Clarendon.

Morris faces off against the Jamaica Labour Party’s Clement Alves.

Morris, who was elected on a JLP ticket in 2016, is now representing the People’s National Party (PNP).

Ragga thinks the PNP will emerge as the overall winner from Monday’s polls.

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