23/07/2026
From the very onset, I knew that the Grenada National Accreditation Board did not know what they were about. The level of incompetence and the “crab in a barrel” mentality that exists within that organization. OMG.🤮
They tried to make the public believe that I did not know what I was doing all along.
But the truth is, all along, it was them who did not know what they were doing. They were working by guesswork.
These are the same people who came out publicly warning the public, pretending as if they were protecting students. They invited institutions to come and register with them, while cautioning the public to be careful with schools that were not registered, accredited, or recognised by GNAB.
But the universe always keeps receipts, and the table always turns.
How can you try to discredit something that you cannot accredit? Or you cannot register??. Why you didn’t direct institutions to the appropriate pathways?? Why hide it ??
You damaged my business. You tried to damage and tarnish my reputation. You caused students to drop out of my programme by misleading the public—all because you were working by guesswork.
You made the public feel that an institution had to be registered, recognised, and accredited with GNAB—and that this was the only way its certificates would be accepted.
The public really needs to know the truth now.
Because I need to be compensated for the damage that was done to my business, my reputation, and the programme that I worked so hard to build.
These are the same people who are inviting people from the diaspora to come to Grenada, invest, open businesses, and help develop the country.
These are the same people asking healthcare professionals to come back home, help develop the country, and invest in the youth.
And here I am—a local person, born and trained right here in Grenada—trying to do exactly that.
And instead of supporting a local person who is trying to build and help develop Grenada, And this is how I was treated?
Jokes.
