The Commission of Inquiry (CoI) into African ancestral lands and other matters yesterday heard that land where the controversial Pradoville 2 scheme sits was transferred in 1920 by way of transport to the predecessor of NCN, the British Guiana Broadcasting Company (BGBC).
The CoI also heard that the lots in the controversial ‘Pradoville 2’ Housing Scheme were never “sold or legally” exchanged by the National Communication Network (NCN).
This was revealed by Assistant Commissioner of Police and Head of the Special Organized Crime Unit (SOCU), Sydney James who testified before the CoI on the forensic audits carried out by SOCU into Pradoville 2, the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CHPA) and the National Industrial and Commercial Investments (NICIL).
