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General Secretary of the United Progressive Party (UPP), Senator Shawn Nicholas, asserts that the party will maintain pressure until their request for a public inquiry into the Antigua Airways/African migrant-smuggling saga is addressed.
The UPP and concerned citizens have been advocating for a Commission of Inquiry and recently staged a 17-day protest followed by a march and rally.
While Governor-General Sir Rodney Williams states he lacks authority without Cabinet consent, Nicholas insists that someone with the necessary power should initiate the inquiry.
The announcement of another Nigerian carrier, Air Peace, bringing West Africans to Antigua for Carnival has amplified the issue’s significance.
The UPP and residents remain skeptical of the government’s track record.
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