Will Guyana's oil wealth bring prosperity or turmoil?

[@marcellejoseph3889]

I'M TRINIDADIAN,AND AS YOU KNOW WE HAVE OIL,BUT IT'S AS THOUGH WE DON'T HAVE OIL.I WAS VERY HAPPY FOR GUYANA WHEN I HEARD THEY DISCOVERED OIL,AND IN THE NEAR FUTURE WILL HAVE THEIR OWN REFINERY,AS YOU KNOW IN TRINIDAD THE PNM GOVERNMENT CLOSED DOWN THE ONLY REFINERY WE HAD WHICH WAS PETROTRIN,ALL I ASK GUYANA'S GOVERNMENT TO DO,IS HANDLE YOUR OIL PROFITS CAREFULLY AND MAKE SURE YOUR CITIZENS BENEFIT,AND DON'T END UP LIKE TRINIDAD.

[@mrrreddy8067]

I’m sorry we didn’t know that, but it’s nice (funny) that you think we know that TnT is like china or US some major country that the whole knows.

[@natseetrini]

Amen. Guyana citizens, we have the internet. Do your research and make sure your government don't sell to foreigners. The world is watching and the corporate greed is ready to buy your land. Knowledge is power.

[@ricko2301]

You talking as if we had one oil refinery.

[@randyneil6161]

Your prime minister in Trinidad his brain is for decoration and he is a pathological liar from tobago he deliberately destroyed the economy in Trinidad and caused hardship on poor people he has supporters in pnm that cheer and loyally support his poor decisions. Countries all over the world that have a Refinery usually generate trillions of dollars from selling gas, diesel, kerosene, jet fuel etc.. Trinidad prime minister announced petrotrin refinery is not closing down but that was a lie.

[@hugsfordrugs9025]

No need to worry Trinidadian benefiting as well, since you guys had oil before us there are skilled Trinidadian workers present in guyana helping us to move foward

[@BridgetHarding-sn9hh]

Guyana is not a poor country, not only oil ,we have more natural resources, proud to be a Guyanese 🇬🇾

[@360returns2]

Guyana not a poor Country,😂😂😂, We all know all the politician are thieves! Doesn't matter who they are. The country cannot progress.

[@josephwinslow7613]

So what? You can be blessed with natural resources. But not all of your natural resources can make you money if it costs more to develop those natural resources than what you will make. For example, if Exxon did not spend billions of its dollars finding and developing Guyana oil fields to make a profit. Then oil money would not have become a source of wealth or income for Guyana. Baxuite and sugar cane are not profitable for Guyana, right now. Another thing, we might not be poor in natural resources in Guyana but we are, definitely, poor in ethical and moral behavior.

[@traderboi2662]

@@josephwinslow7613poor in ethical and moral behavior? That’s very harsh! Up until the past few years, the destruction of Guyana complete because most educated Guyanese had to flee the PNC reign of terror. While the government is working overtime to develop infrastructure, it’s going to take some time for the country to realize its potential. It’s just unfortunate that the majority of the people who left in the 70’s onwards are no longer the energetic youngsters they were back then.

[@Star-vg7ix]

Exactly

[@zackgalante4899]

@@traderboi2662Guyana is a poor racially divided shïthole ..

[@jordycorvers7465]

Guyana currently has 11 billion barrels of recoverable oil. plans to produce 1.2 million barrels a day. assuming 365 production days in a year it is enough oil for 25.11 years of production. So I'd invest for more discoveries and spend it wisely... 25 years is not a long time to develop an entire country out of poverty. production revenue does not equal government income. still I truly hope this will be the start to lift the entire nation out of poverty and into peaceful happy lives. greetings from the Netherlands.

[@Yngwie2024]

It’s Venezuelan territory and this concession to Exxon was not legal

[@margaretandrews9061]

It cannot change until the wealth is delivered to the people.

[@desireerl9501]

@margaretandrews9061 ... I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOUR COMMENTARY..!!

[@amazonwarrior-wf7kl]

margret9061, so you prefer the Biden crime family to rule Guyana, and have a lot of corruption and thousand of homeless people in Guyana just like they have in America, or am I talking nonsense?

[@JuniorBynoe]

Went that happening

[@MeneTekelUpharsin]

The people need to be educated or they will misuse the wealth.

[@shauncameron8390]

And the people pee it all away ending up right back to square one.

[@omshiva4645]

It's GUY ANA not geeyana

[@michellelord5620]

Exactly.. I want to 👊🏼every time she says that

[@WARVIATION]

exactly ! she is so dumb

[@donvid7005]

She's doing it on purpose 😂

[@TFESmiles]

Annoys me every time I hear it! 🙄

[@patricio623]

The lawyer should school her about her mispronunciation like she did when calling Guyana a poor country.

[@bernieheadley2056]

Great reporting. As a Guyanese living abroad I hope they find a solution to benefit the people of Guyana. All governments in Guyana Have been corruptt and I hope That this report will mobilize Guyanese people.

[@AngelNScott-zf4oz]

We’re dealing with oil corruption in Trinidad 🇹🇹 too for years. Greed is our downfall, all our educators and talent fleeing the Caribbean and the white folks are benefiting from our talents when we should be home building.😩

[@amazonwarrior-wf7kl]

yes i think the Biden crime family should rule Guyana then you will be happy eh ?

[@akeemmontana3926]

Why overseas new reporters always saying guyana is a poor country and almost every Guyanese own there own land, home and cars not by credits because we don't use credits cards here. It Ridiculous when most Americans living on credits cards and putting themselves in depth. Life is good in guyana 🇬🇾 it may not be easy but we are making it here by depending on urself not the government.

[@livelovelaugh8560]

Speak for yourself sir...I've been in the housing system since 2007 and still don't have a land the Government is very selfish and don't care much about the people..only there friends and family it's very sad😢

[@benkhan2908]

THEIR own land. Putting themselves in DEBT. Depending on OURSELVES. Otherwise, great comment.

[@hugsfordrugs9025]

imagine such a small country with so much land and so little people everyone cant get a house

[@o.z.p.]

If they weren't able to buy a home in Guyana, they were able to buy one in Queens N.Y.

[@SexyBeautifulBabe]

The Indian people in Guyana are the ones that keep that country descent economically

[@johnconor2152]

I did a lot of research about that country it's very wealthy and Rich . Guyana deserve every good things that comes to them . And fight back

[@Yngwie2024]

No you didn’t, it’s Venezuelan territory

[@johnconor2152]

@shababrk . No you didn't what? Venezuela destroy everything even their own country. Look what they're doing to America . I the court made the right decision .

[@josephwinslow7613]

First thing that we need to change in Guyana, is the mental, reckless, unethical and immoral behavior of our people in Guyana. We are not easy people. The depth of immortality, wicked, vicious, corrupt and similar behavior that exists in Guyana will make it very hard for our people to prosper and benefit from this oil wealth. Of course, this is my view and opinion about us, Guyanese people, other Guyanese will have their own views and their own opinions.

[@savageamar5167]

It’s honestly sad but true

[@WARVIATION]

I totally agree

[@sumateesooklal6839]

Well said.

[@five18audio]

All facts

[@dwaynemillington845]

Really Sad ! Only Few Will Enjoy GUYANA'S wealth !

[@Thatguywoya747]

If America has a hand on this resource then nothing will change

[@cliffm8112]

Who else was lining up to explore with their own experience, expertise and investment. You guys are so ungrateful. Everything should be for free .Get the oil , sell it and gave the dollars to guyana

[@NativeNomad10]

@@cliffm8112 Free oil? Its Guyana resources and if left until a time when oil cracking process aand technology will be more affordable, Guyana wouldnt need any of America's help. Here in Jamaica, even though they claim we have oil and is searching for it, i pray they doesnt find it until the people of Jamaica stabilize the political system. With corrupt government like ours, we wouldnt even benefit one bit, a bunch of goons. Just as how they sold out all our other natural resources.

[@NativeNomad10]

@@bloedblarre Does it matter who do? Im sure most countries contribute to the overall improvement of processes globally, and buying the Technology will be a trade with money, it still isnt free. Do you know how many discoveries has been made in the Caribbean and around the world but was bought out by first world countries? And when you refuse to sell, they either eliminate you or your discoveries? This isnt a Disney series, its real life where the witches sometimes are the ones portrayed to be good.

[@emjayjadster8705]

It is heartwarming to know that these discussions are brought to international forums. There's certainly a woeful concern about oil revenues. If the people of Guyana will become individual beneficiaries of such oil wealth because as it appears, the govt's focal interest at this time is to stablize their political existence by way of focusing on infrastructural developments while its nation still suffers abundantly from poverty. How will that oil wealth translate to the local people, is a matter of grave concern. Hope Mr Ali does well with its managment, not only for its government but become the benefactor to his people before it all implodes.

[@amazonwarrior-wf7kl]

emjayjadster8705, well you really dont know about Guyana, only countrys that have a better standard of living in south america are Chilie and ,urguary, you belive the crap American news channels put about Guyana, But why do Thousands of Brazilians leave the switzerland of south America and come and live in the poverty stricken country of Guyana? amazon warrior

[@criticalthinking8982]

You mean brought to the internet. Everything is being discussed on the internet. It is 2023. The international world don't really care. They are only concerned about the benefits that can be derived.

[@TheChaNar]

Evidence of gross corruption within the government of Guyana, which negotiated a highly questionable contract with Exxon/Hess, began to surface from the beginning of the announcement of the discoveries, and they persist to this day. Oil experts from all around the world have expressed serious concerns about the inequitable contracts between the government of Guyana and the oil companies, and they continue to warn about these huge profits which the oil companies are, and will be, getting from the sale of the oil. Despite all of the promises by the incumbent, the people of Guyana will not share in any of the wealth in our lifetime.

[@amazonwarrior-wf7kl]

@@TheChaNar its the PREVIOUS gov sighed the contract for 2% in stead of 12% but its only one oil block,but we are getting rich from that, so you dont need to worry Guyana is doing fine and we are the fastest riseing GDP in the world, and no we will not change the contract, but the oil experts what they are concerned about is Guyana progressing, we know the one world Gov tricks. And we love exxon mobile here.

[@Yngwie2024]

It’s Venezuelan territory first of all

[@KabobHope]

Guyana needs to see how Norway handled their oil wealth and follow their playbook.

[@Yngwie2024]

It’s Venezuelan territory

[@KabobHope]

@@Yngwie2024 Nope. If pariah state Venezuela sneezes in an eastward direction they will find themselves in a whole new world of problems.

[@desireebess6555]

Well stated Mrs Janky. The truth needs to be known.

[@dhanrajmohan701]

Public comment. The attorney is right about everything she say regarding regulations dealing with safety issues against oil companies. Safety is number one priority. Fact

[@bbvistas7596]

This was a very interesting discussion. We hope there will be change that benefits Guyana. The people deserve it.

[@pearlbernard7999]

Education should be #1 priority. The outsiders are usually the ones who benefit the most. Dont forget what they did to Africa.

[@Monty-h8b]

This woman knows what she is talking about and we are seeing it every day. More over theese lawmakers dont care about the people

[@traderboi2662]

So Guyana should cease oil production? What’s your take, if you think she is so smart?

[@sema6008]

Too bad she can’t pronounce Guyana correctly. Makes me twitch when she says it wrong. Ugh 😂😒

[@MrDayna39]

The Guyanese Government should have had more qualified people to help with the formulation of the contract, they were taken advantage of, the businessmen of these Global companies are extremely ruthless and predatory. However, it would not surprise me if the people who signed that ridiculous contract were secretly paid off to sign it. Hopefully, the Government spend the money on the infrastructure of the country, especially building up defenses against rising sea levels.

[@cliffm8112]

Well said.. I assume who sign the initial contact was only looking at the dollar figures. So now you have all the oil experts voiceing their opinions..i.e.. glen lall

[@enice718]

Guyanese ppl are always paid off that’s why we’ll never go far.

[@traderboi2662]

A certain Winston Jordan of apnu signed the horrible control for a gift of 18million.

[@Unlocking_the_Potential]

Pretty positive that Granger and his henchmen have foreign bank account offshore somewhere with a few billion dollars. Guyana was NOT protected.

[@jermainesingh]

Dam ain't changing nothing. Get over it it's a dun deal

[@curtisvanier520]

Because of greed only few will benefit in a significant way. Engineers in Guyana are paid less than US$1500 net. The majority of Guyanese are underpaid and overworked in all sectors.

[@shampersaud2763]

Not true, Engineers are being paid better these days. Bro

[@curtisvanier520]

@@shampersaud2763 not in all cases Sham, some are, while others are neglected. Almost 60 years since Independence, yet no representation for Engineers in our laws.

[@jayyy3456]

​@@shampersaud2763Doctors being paid less than that. And engineers getting more? 😂

[@kishananantram]

true

[@greglenoir7674]

I found many assertions by the host and guests to be inaccurate and a poor reflection of the actual conditions in Guyana. Guyana may do things differently but it has governed itself, protected its borders and maintained its sovereignty with abundant civic pride.

[@ShandiceAnderson]

I think what Guyana need to is to get a team of advisors from the Arab country that has manage oil the best and form a committee with their locals that will oversee a successful management of this resource. They also need to revise the current contract and have more dialogue with all the Guyanese stakeholders on the best way forward and implement tactical policies for long long term success. The population is not huge, hence the government MUST implement EFFECTIVE legislation to take care of its citizens for years to come. Give these people first class educational opportunities, top class healthcare and safety, beautiful infrastructure, eradicate all taxes paid by the citizens, give the people elegant housing, and life changing social infrastructure. Before you know it all the suffering and cries would be a thing of the past.

[@jjmcg9184]

They should join brics. They already got saudi arabia & uae on board.

[@souljaboi911]

Development is when your people move towards a place of comfort.

[@shauncameron8390]

Only to be undone by complacency.

[@mikeandrews6543]

Well done Ms Jankie u represented this topic and Guyana excellent, its a shame the powers that be both past and present dont have the country's best interests at heart 😢😢

[@joshisheregy]

Just to noted we do have public review process and the roads are needed. Tom did not do his research

[@benkhan2908]

Most countries usually build roads and install electricity and water, before building houses and factories. Guyana is on the move.

[@vickytok65]

That Guyanese lady is the sharpest person in there. Imagine a foreign company, Exxon in this case coming to your country and forcing you to change your laws into its advantage. Now Exxon is going to sue corruption as an excuse to win at this game as if what Exxon is doing isn't corruption. EXXON is talking for the Guyanese in a way that shows that Exxon knows what the Guyanese need better than the Guyanese and the Guyanese leaders themself do. Exxon will use the "non-qualified workforce" in Guyana to disqualify the Guyanese and instead bring in non Guyanese folks as workers. The same old tricks are being done over and over again. Guyana you are in for a bumpy ride.

[@anettabanarsee7380]

she maybe sharp but what she is describing is call the "dutch disease"

[@kevinethan5751]

We know but the politicians are the ones letting them get away with it

[@Lk-sq4fp]

A lot of what she said is objectively false.

[@samueljohnson2805]

Excellent piece of reporting that avoids being prejudiced in any way and is objective. 👏👏

[@traderboi2662]

Not really! These three are deliberately clueless about oil revenue management fund, infrastructure needs and the fact that up until recently was on the HIPC list. The government has stated massive plans to develop the country but the brain drain of the past 40 years caused by people running from a despotic regime, has created a significant shortage of skilled workers.

[@shampersaud2763]

People, pray for GUYANA, STOP peddling negative informations in our beloved land...Guyana, is moving forward, and we ought to be grateful. Stop oppress our country, Exxon mobile. Live and let others live......This newsagent is trying to bring down Guyana . We can never trust any other political party, that this current Government. Please go and research more. Go in the country....The Government is transparent....

[@benkhan2908]

The people who signed a bad contract are demanding Free money for themselves and all the inadequates who are too lazy to find a job.

[@voicesguyanaandourscreamin7229]

I know BAR-RAT personally as a corrupt person it was 20 years ago.

[@SonoranVibes]

Man oh man, I’m just hoping for good governance over Guyana and the citizens of Guyana. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@gclady1536]

How can Exxon Mobil build a modern, large, and beautiful office next to a decrepit home? When I last visited this is what broke my heart - there is a vast difference between the haves and have not. Though there is a lot of new construction, they really need to help those who need help with older homes to upgrade/update. Even if you distribute free building materials and paint through grants, that would help a lot.

[@Yngwie2024]

It’s actually Venezuelan territory and it will be claimed back so don’t worry

[@desireerl9501]

IT IS NOT A LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRY...IT IS A SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY; THE ONLY ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRY IN SOUTH AMERICA, WITH 6 NATIONS.. I AM A GUYANESE LIVING IN CANADA. I SINCERELY HOPE GUYANA CAN SUCCEED WITH THIS OIL IN OUR COUNTRY.

[@MKL_D]

10:54 Amen

[@ianthaarcher-qp7zk]

Guyanese should open our eyes. Guyana will benefit from this wealth if we pray and listen to people who has knowledge on what our revenue should be.

[@MaryCleo]

We the people of Guyana knows what we are going true only the rich people family and friends are benefits an not the poor it is very sad to see what poor people are facing in Guyana

[@LesterjJameer]

Good program I'm 🇬🇾 you need to check-in more often please

[@takemetravelconsultantsinc3818]

Oh what a time to discover oil reserves.

[@suzancameron5353]

Great conversation! The lawyer is a true nationalist.Way to go! I hope the money trickles down to the Guyanese people and improve their standard of living. Corrupt government stagnates countries.

[@franklinbright8736]

I feel one Of the greatest challenges that we first timers face in the ma rket is that we end up losing all we have, making it difficult to find ourselves back to our feet. My biggest advice is to always seek the services of a professional just like I did when I ventured into it for the first time. Big thanks to Hilder Ferguson. I now make huge profits by weekly through her services while still learning to stand on my own.

[@jasonwiese3794]

I trade with expert Hilder Ferguson trading services. With her strategies i have been able to recover my lost and still earning.

[@franklinbright8736]

"Tradewithhilder"

[@franklinbright8736]

Nicegram

[@cherylbarker6256]

PPP government, friends, family and favorites are enjoying the wealth in Guyana

[@shampersaud2763]

All these people who negatively commented on Guyana here are very envious of our country. They are also telling lies ,lies and lies......Stop critizing and condemning Guyana, it's time for Guyana to breathe and enjoy the good life like all of you . The current Government is doing their best to improve the people's lives for betterment and not worst.....Stop cursing our land......Go tell al, other oil rich countries this, get your news there too.

[@EvaSLi]

It’s not pronounced “Gui-ana” it’s Guy-ana! How does she not know this?

[@MyNatasha73]

This is what vex me. Never doubt when it comes 1st world endeavours but for us there are always looming questions. When we see everyday, countries like the US are festered with corruption.

[@chrisjupiter3470]

Very well spoken mrs Melinda Janky, I agree with you on all points especially the part that the government should first focus on the wellbeing of people and the strive of the economy will follow accordingly. Right now it’s like all members of the government are CEO’s of the country

[@speedbird3157]

Why isn't there a Guyanese involved in this discussion to give his or her prospective on this situation.

[@leogets32]

As a born Guyanese i love my country . What i dont like is the mindset of some of the people talk about the discrimination from people who has the same skin color as you.

[@chriscollins3135]

I was there for 5 summers studying ecology. The only bigotry I saw was from politicians, and it always ramped up during the run up to elections. I did spend most of my time in the bush but I saw far more unity (and intermarriage) wherever I went.

[@Yngwie2024]

But that’s Venezuelan territory and it will be claimed back

[@veronicalacon4531]

You wish,shababrk...give it up not a blade of grass...

[@ayadhyist]

@@Yngwie2024They’ll sell it to you for 26 billion Venezuelan bolivars, or $35.68. 💀

[@myronphillips7484]

Guyana is going to move forward and develop ! Aśe

[@nazmoonabdool4743]

Whether people think it’s poverty , or it’s going to be wealth.I’m a Guyanese, living overseas, and will always proud to be Guyanese.United we stand, I stand up for Guyana.Always in my thoughts and prayers.God will give us Justice. 6:17

[@kukamusa1947]

I remember the president of Guyana returning mid air because he didnt have invitatation but now he is welcomed everywhere.

[@nunogomes5705]

With a good leader they will be successfully

[@mikeandrews6543]

If Guyana have all the other natural resources n the exchange rate is the weakest in the region, a very indebted country, how is oil going to make any difference, one big lopsided contact that only caters for the contractors?

[@trevorhenriques7733]

It is quite likely that MOST of the oil disappeared Guyana will NEVER come out of the group ! It is a simple matter of timing, oil is on the way out. The oil and gas found in Guyana would/could be extracted over about 50+ years, oil as an energy source will be phased out within 20 years. For Guyana, oil will NOT change their lot in life.

[@aliciapaines6978]

How much of the citizens has the government of Guyana sent for training since 2015? How many doctors, lawyers, engineers nurses, teachers, accountants, environmentalists.....

[@TheChaNar]

The commentator raises the real questions, all beginning with big 'IF's'. From the very beginning, following the initial discovery of the massive reserves of petroleum, and the continuing revelation of more reserves, there have been constant reports of corruption among politicians and the oil companies involved. These 'rumors' persist to this day, at the heart of which is the questionable contract between Exxon, Hess and the government of Guyana. As an example, Exxon and Hess have been announcing huge profits, most of which can be traced to their take from the lucrative contracts they negotiated with past governments of Guyana and many corrupt representatives of the government.

[@dhanrajmohan701]

Public comment. Foreign countries must respect the laws of guyana. Comply with rules and regulations dealing with safety issues and pollution control now and no loopholes. No flairing. No dumping toxic chemicals in the water. Testing the water quality is vital for better environment. Government must test water quality in guyana water near the oil drawing area.

[@unitapersaud3147]

Guyana needs to connect with many countries that have been in the oil-business for years.

[@link2000ish]

Why do you experts can't find anything positive to say? Which party do you mean? I came to the conclusion is you people don't know what you are talking about.

[@atchanasanasee1429]

Go back to school

[@traderboi2662]

You are exactly right. These are people with an agenda to spread misinformation and disinformation about Guyana. The government has established strong provisions for protecting oil revenue as well as infrastructure and social development. Let these idiots have their say but I just wished that TRT had done a better job of reporting the real development of the country.

[@link2000ish]

@@atchanasanasee1429 I will

[@shampersaud2763]

The demons of APNUAFC are behind this all, from those culprits in New York to Exxon Mobile so called analyst and experts...They don't like the PPPC GOVERNMENT, because they want to whole pie for themselves. And APNUAFC can not give account of the 18 million bribes.....Can't you see their trickeries. That young representative of Exxon Mobile, I don't trust him . He sounds misleading and intent to undermine our PPPC GOVERNMENT who said they are always opened to constructive criticism and is ready to talk sensible and fair negoations with them which they don't like..That Mirenda woman thinks she knows it all....

[@wazeedali9673]

When Texaco was in Trinidad that company built housing developments in the southern areas, built schools, playgrounds; sponsored athletic meets and upgraded the economy. Maybe Government could get Exxon to contribute directly social services and infrastructures to the people of Guyana.

[@davidcanatella4279]

The oil companies can well afford to abide by national laws and still make a profit, so slamming regulations due to unprofitably is nothing more than justifying greed

[@uzzielpaul8941]

This will never change..we will remain poor under any government

[@jevonwilliams4579]

I believe so am sorry for the regular guyanese

[@jevonwilliams4579]

Your leaders gonna buy mansions in italy france england usa etc and smuggle the wealth in foreign bank accounts

[@benkhan2908]

Will remain poor, because of laziness. Everyone wants free money, but they are not prepared to work for it.

[@kevinethan5751]

@@benkhan2908exactly and the systems are a failure too lots of politics in everything its not a good look

[@cuthburkelambert1841]

😊

[@rajkumarramrattan5823]

This revenue should be wisely spent. In Trinidad the oil boom dollars of eighty billion in the seventies went like a dose of salts.

[@hyacinthjones26]

The richest nation with the poorest people

[@miacway8500]

We have to protect our wealth especially the oil. Look what happened to the bauxite. Please all rich guyanese that living abroad Lets wake up and preserve our wealth.

[@demorippa]

I think the Guyanese government had already started a Sovereign Fund. It's a good start seeing how othet smaller countries in the area don't

[@EonMonroe]

Love Guyana 😍

[@thomastaylor670]

Malinda you are the wisest one in this video. Money has be payed under the table for not enforcing the rules

[@shampersaud2763]

Where is your evidence? @Thomasstayfor. If you have any then put it up here. Then you can talk.

[@thomastaylor670]

@@shampersaud2763 who the cap fit let them wear it said bob Marley

[@traderboi2662]

Probably because you have no real contribution to make. Ergo, STFU!

[@benkhan2908]

Please tell us how much, and what else you know.

[@SamJai-bs5yf]

I fully supporting the Hon president on this matter and the people should and must do the same. Support the Hon. President

[@rudolphally4956]

Guyana is the riches country in the world but people for outside bully we

[@alexialustrous]

This needs to be heard. Thanks for this video. May God help us all.

[@imranharripersaud5813]

Watching from Guyana 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🇬its a bad deal for the people of Guyana we only get 2% from the oil

[@DesireeStewart-dy7vh]

Living in poverty

[@amazonwarrior-wf7kl]

@@DesireeStewart-dy7vh yes you are because you too lazy to work, you expect a free hand out from donkey kong if he get in power

[@traderboi2662]

Did Guyana have the resources to explore and retrieve the oil. NO. Exxon and it’s subsidiaries have the knowledge workers and equipment to do the job. The fact that APNU took the bribe/gift to sign the contract just proves that they were wolves and APNU was the willing sheep. But, a contract is a contract and has to be upheld.

[@shampersaud2763]

So what do you want for the Government to do for us that they are lacking, have you checked over half of the population own their new homes and vehicles. Can you the newsmongers, tell us what you want the Government to do for us besides what they are already doing? What experts, ?? Who do they think they are ? Only seeing the negatives....

[@marklee5603]

Most people in Guyana owned car and home true the bank some can't even afford to pay thay morgue it a policy from Hitler Germany wen he say every German should have a car

[@MonteLogic]

STOP SAYING IT'S LATIN AMERICA! THEY SPEAK ONLY ENGLISH!!!

[@cliffm8112]

That's how news is spread falsely.

[@amazonwarrior-wf7kl]

its in SOUTH America , but Latin America relates usually to the whole of south america, I bet you you would be happy if she said the west indies and we are not a wetindian nation either

[@traderboi2662]

It’s interchangeable!

[@goldrosexox4579]

It is still a part of Latin America so it’s not mis information regardless of what language they speak

[@tonywilliams4223]

Latin America is generally understood to consist of the entire continent of South America in addition to Mexico, Central America, and the islands of the Caribbean.. GUYANA IS IN SOUTH AMERICA. IT'S NOTHING TO DO WITH THE LANGUAGE SPOKEN THERE...

[@omshiva4645]

I refuse to continue listening this bias propaganda

[@NathanKwadade]

It's pronounced "Guy-anna" NOT "Gee-anna"

[@bracana2023]

LOVE MY GUYANA.

[@youngmo77]

So long as they can flush out corruption, they will be fine

[@KamaArjoon]

The circumventing question, where is Guyana's oil final destination? Will it trickle down to domestic growth? Is the oil going to underground storage in East Texas/Louisiana for reserve on the looming WAR with CHINA. This must concern lawmakers in the Caribbean community.

[@MKL_D]

3:20 spot on.

[@amazonwarrior-wf7kl]

I am Guyanese and I dont see much poverty, and grant it we are the only country in the world suffering the cost of living crisis

[@ThomasHerry]

Blind People can't see.

[@shampersaud2763]

Really, .???? Come here in developed countries and see the costs of living here .The struggles are real here and and around the world..... Poverty are not as bad as many oil rich countries. Let's be fair.

[@cliffm8112]

What you talking about only country in the world suffering the worst cost of living..gave your head a shake

[@cliffm8112]

@@shampersaud2763 Some of these people live in a bubble. I live in Canada,we have a housing shortage, homeless living parks during the summer mths. Cost of living has gone up, gas, insurance, food, and Canada is considered a first world country. You have a government in Guyana gaving away housing to people who squat on lands but yet they are not satisfied

[@guyanasun4361]

Poverty we see as how people live. A good bit of individuals in Guyana maintain simple life, in tribes of native people, or those living off land like the Dutch Amish still using horses. If you don't trade your property for money, you're considered poor. It must be "accounted" for to be considered wealth.

[@chaddy012]

I dont know why the US UK and other developed powers feel like they are the only one who can manage money. Guyana was able to manage with little resources all of certain the cant manage when they now have more resources. Also, where are the experts from Guyana to speak to this issue?

[@patriciayarber3356]

Because they're the Super Powers of today's political Agenda!!

[@hareshlachminarain9451]

The PPP/C criminals will thief the money 💰

[@cosmicdreams7115]

As per Author and Tom don't fully cognizant of the previous government to present date.

[@donnah5378]

Bring in people to train the Guyanese to do the work not bring in people to do the work!

[@shampersaud2763]

You make a valid point too.

[@traderboi2662]

It’s still going to take time. Engineers, nurses, technicians, etc are being trained but it doesn’t happen overnight.

[@benkhan2908]

It's already happening. Do read a bit more.

[@AbidAli-k7o]

I agree with the woman from Georgetown. That guy online for exon. He don't want guyana to benefit only exon

[@carlosandre-ql1zn]

just heard from the world bank that Guyana has gone from a upper middle income country, to a upper income country, look it up on the world bank, of course you may know more than tne world bank with your own statics, or could they have been bribed?

[@sanjaytirbeni3090]

I am from suriname 🇸🇷 we also have found olie in are water 💧

[@benkhan2908]

Great news. Hope your government does not meet with too much opposition, like in Guyana.

[@caribbeanguy967]

Why these journalists so concerned about guyana . When guyana didnt had oil no one cares . Lots of people in poverty in the US and Canada . About 60 percent of people own their homes without mortgages.

[@shauncameron8390]

Yet more Guyanese outside of Guyana than inside.

[@ThomasHerry]

if Any Government in Guyana Don't Do like Libra's Gaddafi.. Guyanese Will Rise up Violently.. please share the Wealth with the People.

[@shauncameron8390]

And where was this when Forbes Burnham was in power?

[@readingisking1155]

I like that lady she knows her stuff these forgeiners always going into other country and doing what they want

[@jermainesingh]

We already poor for decades i dont think it would get any worse

[@gsup3874]

Where's the black people? What about there representation .

[@thewatchers8701]

Come on you should know better 😂😂

[@djpeteb6092]

You are only truly rich when you can mine your own resources, otherwise, you are food for others with money. There is currently a suspicion that there was a sale of mining development for "visa free travel to the UK". Some will benefit some will become worse off. It opens avenues for corruption and will need to be heavily scrutinized with reliable controls put in place.

[@nalinilenhan6413]

It is the government's job to protect all of its people. create jobs in agriculture, etc. and education. etc.

[@trackswitgabby]

Very well said Melinda

[@unitapersaud3147]

It's great that the Guyanese government was able to pinpoint Exxon.

[@jimyardon5262]

It's Indigenous L A N D respect the Indigenous people

[@xrydersx]

as of October 2023, the rich is getting richer and the poor is getting into more poverty. This oil findings is for the rich not the middle or lower class Guyanese.

[@brianabraham3574]

🙌

[@MikeJewan-ul8so]

The law must be abide by all company across the board

[@jermainesingh]

Everyone talking about it should benefit the people but they're not sayings how. If you dont know how then shut ur trap

[@subhranshuganguly2246]

Why is the Hindu population decreasing in Guyana. We Hindus were a majority here.

[@michaelhazell1642]

God bless our country Guyana land of many waters

[@municamaharajh6246]

Have vendors sell the place of site which is built for citizens to sell there products