22 Responses to “Dominica Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit is in Town”

• Public embarrassment (17/05/2024, 21:17) Like (18) Dislike (5) Reply

  State of our streets. only fit for mules
• 2 Flam (17/05/2024, 21:20) Like (15) Dislike (9) Reply

  Skeritt needs to step down.
• rattie (17/05/2024, 22:02) Like (2) Dislike (4) Reply

  Hope he tell him about our independence
  • @rattie (18/05/2024, 18:07) Like (2) Dislike (2) Reply

    INDEPENDANTCOUNTRY-Domincans a hustling coming to the BVI NOT BvI going hustling to DOMINICAso whats your point.
• Sup dude (17/05/2024, 22:37) Like (5) Dislike (8) Reply

  We apologies for the country”s condition sir!!
  We are working on it or that is what we were told.
  • Dominican (18/05/2024, 13:45) Like (5) Dislike (2) Reply

    Apologise???? SMH DOMINICANS SUCKING SALT IN DOMINICA, NOW ALL SKERRO SUPPORTERS COME FOR ME MY BACK LARGE, THATS THE TRUTH
    • @dominican (18/05/2024, 18:04) Like (6) Dislike (3) Reply

      I tell you. Many Dominicans are here presently in the BVI working ..The roads no good no good school system no good HEALTH Care no good dis and dat.....Many Dominicans go home to vote and vote right back to BVI
      Trust me I aint coming for you I know better. BVI still nice!
      
      
      
  • @sup dude (18/05/2024, 18:23) Like (0) Dislike (2) Reply

    Perhaps..Skerrit may be asking about more jobs for his people
• NB (18/05/2024, 07:35) Like (3) Dislike (2) Reply

  Welcome sir! Enjoy our unique adventures offered here starting as soon as you step into your vehicle from the airport. Will certainly tantalize all your senses as you make your way into our ‘city’ and around the island
• Ttruth (18/05/2024, 08:40) Like (5) Dislike (2) Reply

  Please allow me to ask our leader weather we should expect the bv to have the same type of governance as Dominica because in Dominica people do not have Jobs and Thierry prime mimister is giving them party to drink and dance ver ottten and in the bvi our roads are at a state of declevity and our premirer is giving us party as well so I hope some one would atell me.
• shoo (18/05/2024, 10:11) Like (2) Dislike (10) Reply

  Take your criminal citizens out of our prisons along with the beggars and allyo head back to Dominica. Thank You
• Maria Louisa Varlack (18/05/2024, 10:22) Like (2) Dislike (2) Reply

  something is going wrong in the british virgin islands regarding the british dependent territories and the british overseas territories. something is going wrong in the uk parliament and in buckingham palace. something has gone wrong with the relationship between the british virgin islands and the united kingdom and uk politicians. are they abusing their powers in governing the british virgin islands economy.
• please (18/05/2024, 12:19) Like (4) Dislike (0) Reply

  This place not ready for independence if Dominica is any indication of what it will look like. I hope the people do not drink the Kool Aid on this one.
• i from here (18/05/2024, 13:54) Like (13) Dislike (9) Reply

  Dominica is way better off than the bvi and that's a fact
  • @i from here (18/05/2024, 15:46) Like (6) Dislike (2) Reply

    To I from Here, clearly you little of Dominica. What is the per capita income of Dominica? What is its average O&M budget? What is its GDP? What is its minimum wage? What is its primary economy? Why is it that most Dominicans who can leave? Why is it that Dominicans say Dominica is nice but few go back? Why are there so few flights per day into Dominica? What is Dominica’s primary economy and who is the major employer? The bottomline is a very few are doing well and most are catching hell. Stop chatting rashisness! The BVI has its problem and must and can do better but it’s head and shoulders better than Dominica. Dominica has been independent since 1981 and what is its progress? Not much.
    • ???? (19/05/2024, 01:08) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply

      1978
    • 767284 (19/05/2024, 21:24) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply

      Do your homework good and wheel and come again u knows nothing about Dominica not even the year Of independent u have correct visit and u will see all the progress. People from every country in the world migrate to different countries that's what brings developments in a country including the bvi do u know how the bvi was long ago and who bring it to how it is today it wasn't even on the map.
  • @i from here (18/05/2024, 18:11) Like (6) Dislike (0) Reply

    But why are so many Dominicans flocking coming to the Virgin Islands? Even though they have a rich economy?
  • I from dominica (19/05/2024, 18:28) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply

    Dominica is not better off than BVI. Speak from your head and not from your behind.
• @ Caribbean (18/05/2024, 18:19) Like (5) Dislike (0) Reply

  Many islands are Independent throughout the Caribbean and its people are going through so much. Persons should be greatful that the Vigin Islands is one of the many small islands that can assist the Caribbean in search for jobs for a better wage.
• Diablotin (19/05/2024, 07:46) Like (1) Dislike (0) Reply

  De man isn't a doctor. It's just honary.
• Quietly Watching (20/05/2024, 11:41) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply

  Now I appreciate 'I from Dominica' and @Caribbean. We always have persons from the Caribbean and the world visiting and working in our shores. Back in the 70's, 80's etc, the people who came were so nice. Their friendly nature made you forget they were not locals. They interacted and joined into the community with love and kindness. Now, oh well, they will sleep your husband and tell you that you are not a good wife, that's why. They will call you all manner of things behind your back. Their attitude and the way they look at you makes you feel like wow, why are they here. They act unhappy and unkind and uncouth. There are a few who are the exceptions, but visitors and even newly minted belongers have to remember kindness and love and the greatest of these is love. You catch fly with honey. Who wants a covetous, sourpuss, unkind, surly, unhappy visitor or belonger in their country? No one.