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God wants VI’s National Sewerage System under RDA- Roxanne T. Toussaint

God wants VI’s National Sewerage System under RDA- Roxanne T. Toussaint

Pastor of 'The Alabaster Box' Ministries, Ms Roxanne T. Toussaint says God is directing that the National Sewerage System be placed under the Virgin Islands Recovery and Development Agency (RDA) if it is to ever move forward.

Toussaint in a prayer session on Saturday, February 11, 2023, said she was a messenger of God and that the creator was using her as a vessel to deliver a message to the people of the VI ahead of the 2023 elections.

Sewerage issues exist for more than 30 years- Ms Toussaint

“We must take the National Sewerage System, which has been an issue in the Virgin Islands for more than 30 years, and we must put this national issue under the RDA, the recovery and development Institution that has been placed in this nation,” she said.

The pastor added that election after election, politicians have used the sewerage system as a political football with the people and it cannot continue.

“The National Sewerage System… will not get the attention that it needs unless we put it under the recovery agency that has been placed in the Virgin Islands.”

Toussaint added that the parties do not have the skills needed to take the project forward and that the RDA will be able to finish the project since it is an agency capable of executing the project.

Under an initiative called ‘Pray BVI’ and a one-hour online sermon delivered today, Saturday, February 11, 2023, on Facebook, the Minister with strong roots in the VI has indicated that she is a messenger of God to deliver a message to the people fo the VI.

Some political candidates are unfit - Ms Toussaint

“The time for selling the people of the Virgin Islands party politics is over. It will not be the remedy that we need to take us forward,” she said.

Meanwhile, Ms Toussaint said there are persons who have offered themselves up for the 2023 general election who know they are unfit for the job.

“This is your time to step back. You know that you do not have the skills that we need to take us forward,” she said.
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