[www.inewsguyana.com] – The National Independence Monument will be the focus of the first major activity in observance of Guyana’s 49th Independence Anniversary. The newly renovated and enhanced Independence Arch at upper Brickdam will be the venue for the wreath laying ceremony as Guyanese celebrate the country’s Independence which was achieved on May 26, 1966 from Great Britain.
Beginning at 07:30hr, the programme will include the marching in of the Guard of Honour, followed by the arrival of special invitees. After this, there will be the arrival of Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo which will precede the arrival of President David Granger.
The programme will then officially begin with the Presidential Salute, the blowing of the last post, and two minutes of silence followed by the reveille. The last post and the reville will be blown by a trumpeter from the Guyana Defence Force. This will be followed by the laying of wreaths in honour of the Independence Freedom fighters.
After the wreath laying, President Granger will address those gathered before the Golden Arrowhead is hoisted. This will be followed by the singing of national songs before the programme ends. [Extracted and modified from GINA]
thank for the compliment you low life fool
This is a very CONFUSED fool, its you ppl who took your lowlife action out in public, its your minister who cuss dee ppl that put u in power, so they kick u Out,,you can do what u want but not for as long as u want,,,,
ppp fought for independence of guyana..now granger saying nasty things about colonialist rulers….ashamed??? its the same colonialist u were proud of than install your boss at the time …now you dont want them…
David Granger, a President for all people .I don’t have much concern about personal wealth or fame, but I have a mission .Colonialism made us feel inferior..
u were superior when they were busy installing your boss buhnam back then..werent you?