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1:35:01Now PlayingThe Jamaica Labour Party says recent allegations made by former People’s National Party (PNP) caretaker for Kingston Central Lawrence Rowe indicates “the willingness of the PNP to breach principles of good governance, engage in state capture and employ corrupt means to secure political power.”
Among other claims, Rowe alleged in a social media post on Sunday that the PNP offered him $15 million, a Senate seat and a board position in exchange for his withdrawal as party caretaker in the constituency.
In a news release on Monday, the JLP said Rowe’s claim “reflects the inappropriate judgement and unprincipled approach of the PNP to the business of governance”.
Senior member of the JLP’s Communications Taskforce, Marlon Morgan said: “To compound matters, Rowe’s revelation that he was promised support from the Kingston and St Andrew Municipal Corporation in his campaign for the Central Kingston seat and that the PNP General Secretary, Dr Dayton Campbell confirmed that there is no intention to deny him the resources reiterates the PNP’s willingness to use corrupt means to secure political power. KSAMC Chairman and Kingston’s Mayor Andrew Swaby has serious questions to answer following the revelation by Rowe.
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