A high court judge will hear a case today involving a leadership dispute within the United Taxi Company (UTC).
After an election involving 49 of 91 members, both Henley Daniel and Ian Joseph claim to be the legitimately elected president.
The conflict stems from internal divisions, with over half the members petitioning last year to remove the previous executive, led by Daniel, accusing it of creating a hostile environment.
Despite initial attempts by the Cabinet to mediate, they later withdrew from involvement.
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The story is about the United Taxi Association who operates at the airport and you post a photo of the St. John’s Taxi Association at heritage Quay….what am I missing here?
Must be a side effect of the covid vaccination
must be that you losing your marbles! That picture is a gavel. Google it and you will understand what it’s used for
CHUPSE!!!
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