This morning we are joined by Rajesh Lall, Language Advisor/Indian Walk to discuss the fender-bender murder of Collin Forbes, a 42-year-old father.
The vehicle was driven by a group of Spanish-speaking men early yesterday morning. Reports say the man, who lived in Indian Walk, had offered to repair the minor damage to the vehicle, but the standoff turned violent after he informed the police about the incident.
According to the Trinidad Express, witnesses said the group attacked Forbes, threw glass bottles at him and the vehicle he was driving, and stabbed him. Today we will discuss this incident and what was described by the councilor as ‘a lot of murders in Moruga recently’.
We are now opening the phone lines at 623-1711 ext 1995 to get your thoughts on the killing of the Moruga mechanic behind a fender bender, as well as the 30 year old Penal taxi driver who was hacked multiple times, robbed and left for dead . in Palo Seco…. and the constant reports of senseless crimes taking place in Trinidad and Tobago.
The stage is set for Credit Union Week hosted by the North West Regional Chapter of the Credit Union Co-operative League on Sunday. An estimated crowd of 1,500 will be in attendance. TT Ltd Credit Union Co-operative President Joseph Remy joins us now to tell us more about the event and plans moving forward.
It’s time for the second lesson of our 2022 season of Our Patois, Our Culture. It’s where we explore Trinidad Patois and the origins of some of the words we use every day. Here with us once again are Michelle Mora-Foderingham, Trinidad Patois Facilitator and Nnamdi Hodge-Trinidad Patios Teacher, Campus Caribbean Yard.
Now we’re talking to Richie Sookhai-Pres. Chaguanas Chamber of Industry and Commerce to tell us about the growth of business in the central area. He says things are improving and that’s a positive sign given everything that happened during and after the Covid 19 pandemic.
For our final segment we are focusing on mental health and the integrative practitioner. Kersha Andrews is a single mother and in 2020, both she and her son were diagnosed with ADHD and Sensory Processing Disorder. Ms. Andrews is here to share some tips and talk about the ways she spreads awareness about ADHD.
This is how we end today’s show and we invite you to join us from 20:30 tonight for ME PRIME. We leave you with this image of “Venezuelan Coastline from Southern Trinidad” by Sham Sahadeo.
