Minister Daryll Matthew says ongoing road works in Lower Ottos reflect his commitment to improving infrastructure, as efforts continue to deliver smoother and more reliable access for residents.
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I hope Antiguans see that where there’s a will there’s a way. Why did the government not do all of these things for us sooner. It is because they REALLY know we are dunces. They bank on that EVERY SINGLE ELECTION CYCLE. Fix a few bad roads and hand out some food packages and
When is the minister for five islands going to do something about our roads and community in general….
This ABLP government is not to be believed, most of the villages in town look like Vietnam after the war when America left including both Upper and Lower Ottos right over to Ovals where I was born and Michael’s Village, all of a sudden election is days away and every nook and cranny in these areas are been cleaned and all the workers and trucks are adorned in ABLP flags and colours. People cannot see they are taken for granted. People such as Ms. Dave Ray think is good government
Is that a lamp post in the middle of the road?
It’s astonishing to see that the ABLP just keeps missing the mark. They keep doing things that make absolutely no sense. Yes, they pave a nice road, but look at the homes—they’re falling apart. We need affordable concrete homes, not just fancy roads. And while we have 15 days of hard work for appearances—like when the dignitaries came—they just scratch the surface. We need a real system overhaul: better healthcare, a cancer treatment center that isn’t run by people with conflicts of interest. And don’t even get me started on the cost of living—duties that just keep rising, cars that cost 40% more, and still no proper roads. Meanwhile, we still have no steady water flow. And all this while we see broken glass at bus stops and no trash bins. This is not vision; this is just holding us back. Even buildings we inherited fall apart, and we pay rent to keep them up. Gaston Brown is not running this country properly; he thinks it’s a dolly house. Just because we see a hundred posters doesn’t mean he’s doing a good job. People know—we see the mansion, the scandals, and we vote with all that in mind. It’s time for change. We’ve had enough.
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