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President: Let each citizen 'manifest' a better Trinidad and Tobago

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News President Paula-Mae Weekes. - PRESIDENT Paula-Mae Weekes urged each citizen to carry out a daily ritual of affirmations, to collectively manifest a better Trinidad and Tobago, in her message to mark TT's 60th anniversary of Independence, inspired by the words of calypsonians Slinger 'Sparrow' Francisco, the late Mervyn 'Sniper' Hodge and the late Kade 'Lord Brynner' Simon, and pop star the late Michael Jackson. She urged TT as 'a restless […]

Source: Trinidad News

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