The recent surge in violent crimes has left the citizens of Trinidad and Tobago in shock, with 15 brutal murders reported over the weekend. This has raised concerns about the effectiveness of the Ministry of National Security in combatting crime, particularly homicides.
Many believe that the current Minister of National Security is not suitable for the role and should be replaced. If the Prime Minister is unwilling to remove the minister, it is suggested that he either take over the ministry himself or provide support to the minister with the help of competent junior ministers.
While the government may be managing other aspects of governance reasonably well, the rising crime rate is a major cause for concern among the population. The majority of citizens are fed up with the excuses and lack of effective solutions from the government.
It is clear that the safety and security of the people should be a top priority for the government. If the current leadership is unable to provide the necessary security measures, then a change in leadership may be necessary.
Ultimately, the citizens of Trinidad and Tobago deserve to live in a safe and secure environment free from the constant fear of crime. It is time for the government to take decisive action to address this pressing issue for the well-being of all individuals in the country.
