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Rowley calls on artistes to clean up Trinibad lyrics

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Prime Minister Dr Rowley - ROGER JACOB The government has no intention to ban Trinibad music but is calling on those in the music business to help “clean up” the lyrics. The Prime Minister made the plea as he spoke on the issue of music and its link with violence while addressing the media after his return from the 46th regular meeting of the conference of Caricom heads of government […]

Source: Trinidad News

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