APNU: Ali Must Resign Over Long Creek Farm Scandal

PNCR/APNU Press Conference, July 10, 2026 Should President Irfaan Ali step aside while questions surrounding his Long Creek farm are independently investigated? At today’s APNU press conference, party representatives responded to President Ali’s public defence of his Long Creek farming operation, arguing that documentary evidence—not political statements—must determine the facts. The party called for full disclosure of land records, financing arrangements, ownership details and Integrity Commission declarations, and urged an independent investigation into the matter. PNCR_APNU Press Conference, July 10, 2025.docx The press conference also focused on Guyana’s growing housing affordability crisis. APNU argued that while thousands of Guyanese continue to wait years for house lots and struggle with rising rents, home prices and construction costs, the country’s unprecedented oil revenues have not translated into affordable housing opportunities for ordinary citizens. The party renewed calls for rent-to-own programmes, faster land allocations, mortgage assistance and broader housing reform. PNCR_APNU Press Conference, July 10, 2025.docx Topics covered: APNU’s response to President Ali’s Long Creek farm defence Call for an independent investigation and publication of land records Housing affordability and cost-of-living concerns Rent-to-own proposals and housing policy Oil wealth and whether ordinary Guyanese are benefiting Questions from the media and APNU’s responses Subscribe to Credible Sources for comprehensive coverage of Guyana’s politics, governance and public policy. #Guyana #IrfaanAli #LongCreek #Housing #APNU #Transparency #Accountability #GuyanaPolitics #CredibleSources