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The board of Laventille Desperadoes Steel Orchestra has moved to formally distance the organisation from public statements made by board member, Senator David Nakhid, triggering a public dispute that has now escalated to legal action.
Board chairman Oronde Lumumba confirmed yesterday that the organisation took the decision, after what he described as repeated unauthorised public comments by Nakhid referencing his political background and including attacks on Pan Trinbago president Beverley Ramsey-Moore.
Speaking to Guardian Media, Lumumba said because Nakhid is a sitting board member and referenced Desperadoes by name, members of the public had incorrectly associated his statements with the orchestra.
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