Dr Terrence Campbell, the parliamentary leader of A Partnership for National Unity (APNU), remained tight-lipped about his membership in the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) during a press conference on Friday. While confirming his affiliation with the PNCR’s Alberttown Group, Campbell declined to disclose the exact date he joined the party, citing it as an internal matter. He emphasized that his focus is on strengthening APNU as a robust opposition rather than pursuing leadership within the PNCR. Despite speculation about his potential candidacy for PNCR leadership, Campbell dismissed such notions, stating his vision is solely directed toward holding the government accountable. He also refuted suggestions that his reluctance to reveal his membership date was linked to fears of being perceived as a newcomer. Campbell, a prominent businessman, previously distanced himself from A New and United Guyana (ANUG) in 2019 following a boycott of his fast-food franchises by APNU+Alliance For Change supporters. He expressed unwavering commitment to PNCR’s ideals, affirming his dedication to the party’s goals and objectives.
APNU’s parliamentary leader secretive about PNCR membership, plays down party leadership prospects
