National
Broadcasting Minister: Mr. Watson Should Be Given The Same Courtesies As Other BCB Aspirants
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Following that incident on Tuesday at the Grand Bahama radio station 102.7 “Da Riddim”, Free National Movement Chairman, Dr. Duane sands, is intensifying his calls for the resignation of General Manager of the Broadcasting Corporation, Clint Watson.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Following that incident on Tuesday at the Grand Bahama radio station 102.7 “Da Riddim”, Free National Movement Chairman, Dr. Duane sands, is intensifying his calls for the resignation of General Manager of the Broadcasting Corporation, Clint Watson.
Even as Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Myles Laroda admits he’s only briefly read about what happened.
When directly asked whether or not he believes Watson should resign from his post at the government run station, he says that Mr. Watson should be given the same courtesies as other BCB aspirants.
However, host of “It Is what It Is”, Darren Cooper, refutes those claims in an interview with Our News Wednesday.
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