YET again there is another attempt by AFC Vice- Chairman Moses Nagamootoo to perpetuate his lies, distortion and misinformation. The Kaieteur News article yesterday titled: ‘Nagamootoo calls for continuation of NCN debates’  is a reckless attempt at dishonesty which should not go unchallenged for one moment.Nagamootoo is aware that the NCN seven-part debate series provided for equal representation from the

government and opposition, precisely, two spaces for each group. The others who appeared on the debates were experts for the specific subject areas and civil society representative on each panel. NCN cannot be responsible for the absence of APNU who opted out of  the debate series.  
The only reason why Nagamootto would deliberately refuse to mention the fact that provisions were made for the opposition to have two representatives at each debate is because he believes his dishonesty would miss the attention of Guyanese.
You cannot say the debate was useful and at the same time undermine this very sentiment by offering reckless lies, distortion and misinformation. Nagamoottoo is behaving like the cricketer who blames the loss of the game on the bat and not his skills.
As for Nagamootoo’s  other comments, specifically the one regarding his perception of the government’s lack of openness, society has already judged this to be pure rhetoric given the fact that the debates provided for the opposition to produce specific evidence of corruption against the government and they (the opposition) were found wanting. It is absolutely clear that the opposition is more about spreading rumours, propaganda and wild assertions.