NNP: One Hundred Days Fear
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To some astute observers, NNP boarded a train back to office in November 2010 when NDC MPs Peter David and Glynis Roberts failed to show up at Governor General’s Residence to take their oath of office. These ministers were reassigned to other ministries as a result of PM Thomas decision to reshuffle his cabinet. They did sign eventually and in the press conference that followed a well regarded NDC stalwart made reference to “our side”. The internal division that was brewing for some time became a full blown public issue. Ugly, sure it was. In hindsight, one can say that it marked the beginning of the end so by nightfall. February 19 th 2013, Jonah rode back to office with all 15 seats. The NNP masses were ecstatic and so were the NDC expellees who were so overcome with hatred and disdain for their “party” that anything but Tillman and Nazim was acceptable. Ten clear days transpired between the swearing in the Prime Minister and the rest of the Cabinet. For those ten days ...