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Joint Press Statement from Nigel Hughes and David Patterson

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June 20, 2024
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We express our profuse gratitude to those groups within the Alliance For Change (AFC) that have  nominated David and me as candidates for various positions within the management structure  of the Party and to the many delegates who have called to pledge their support. 

After lengthy and robust discussions, we are of the opinion that in the best interests of the AFC  and country that we ought not to compete against each other but, present a united front. In this  context therefore, David and I have agreed that Nigel Hughes will accept the nomination for  Leader of the Alliance For Change while David Patterson will decline nomination for that position.  David Patterson will, with humility and gratitude, accept the nomination for Chairperson of the  Party. This we agree is in the best interest of a unified AFC. 

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“I fully endorse Nigel Hughes as the best candidate to lead the AFC at this time as we head into  the 2025 Regional and General Elections. I am confident that with his leadership, our victory at  the polls will be guaranteed.” David Patterson. 

“I am deeply appreciative of the great sacrifice made by David Patterson to decline the nomination  for Leader. David has given outstanding service both at the party and national levels. I look  forward to our joint united collaboration in building a stronger AFC and a modern Guyana. The  AFC is and has always been the most inclusive political party and I am humbled to accept the  nomination to lead this great party .” Nigel Hughes. 

We reiterate our gratitude to the members of the AFC for nominating us and look forward to their  continured support. 

Nigel Hughes David Patterson 

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