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West Indies legend, Brian Lara, says the “conversation needs to shift” a day after he was brought into the centre of a controversy involving former Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Barry Padarath.
Rowley posted to his Facebook page, “The Brian Lara Stadium has been built as a legacy to his Herculean contribution. It is now a premier cricket venue in the world. The man himself must be equally respected. He must remain above the destructive petty politics that is now consuming this nation.”
Meanwhile, Padarath responded by saying, “Obviously the former prime minister was asleep at the wheel because to make a statement in the public like that and not recognising that it was under his administration that the contract expired, it was not renewed and did not even seek to clarify or ask a question.”
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