Opposition Leader Mark Golding spent the afternoon at the University of the West Indies, Mona, joining incoming students at Orientation Village.

He was joined by Senators Cleveland Tomlinson, Allan Bernard and Maziki Thame, Member of Parliament Isat Buchanan, and Peta-Gay Ferguson, General Secretary of the PNP Youth Organisation. Together, they moved through the crowd speaking with students directly, sharing ideas and asking what they hope for themselves and for their country, the People’s National Party (PNP) stated in a press release.

The visit forms part of the PNP’s ongoing effort to engage and talk with young Jamaicans directly, rather than about them. Golding met students from across the faculties, hearing first hand about their ambitions, their concerns about opportunity, and their vision for Jamaica’s future.