Fabo Mo 🇯🇲 🇨🇦

I believe in Jesus without apology.

[Fabo Mo 🇯🇲 🇨🇦 @Fabagan]

@patrioticjam Happy birthday, my name sake! Have a wonderful day 🎂

[Fabo Mo 🇯🇲 🇨🇦 @Fabagan]

@cardobrooks I would love to get some of that but alas...

[Fabo Mo 🇯🇲 🇨🇦 @Fabagan]

@cardobrooks really?

[Jamaica Constabulary Force @JamaicaConstab]

Police Commissioner Dr Kevin Blake has commended the sustained reduction in violent crime as the year draws to a close, while urging members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) to remain reflective, agile and disciplined in their approach to policing.

Commissioner Blake was writing in his latest Commissioner’s Corner published in the weekly Force Orders. Despite the significant gains, the Commissioner cautioned against complacency, stressing that every loss of life remains a matter of serious concern. “We are almost halfway into December and we continue to suppress the murders. With 19 days left in December and the rest of 2025, we are seeing 14 murders so far in December. While this number is relatively low, these are 14 murders that we were not able to prevent, even with our best efforts – and so, it is 14 too many,” said Blake.

The Commissioner emphasised that each violent incident must trigger careful analysis and operational self-assessment within the Force. He said, “Let the occurrence of every single murder be a point of reflection on our strategies, our posture and our operational discipline and focus. We must do this to ensure that we identify and plug whatever gap exists that creates the opportunity of which the perpetrators take advantage.”

Dr Blake underscored the importance of adaptability and resilience as the JCF continues its crime-fighting efforts into the final weeks of the year. “Colleagues, we have to be agile in our strategies and responses, and also relentless in our focus. We have to be resilient,” Dr Blake said.

The Commissioner also highlighted the human dimension of policing, noting that resilience is built through mutual support and strong supervision. “This requires us looking out for each other and providing guidance to those who we lead.”

Dr Blake said these realities bring the discussion squarely to the issue of leadership, which he identified as central to sustaining the progress achieved so far. “This takes me to the area on which I wish for us to dialogue – responsible leadership,” he said.

[Floyd Green @floydgreenja]

MAJOR NEWS FOR AGRICULTURE IN JAMAICA 🇯🇲

Sugar is back at Monymusk!

A US$50M investment by Tropical Sugar Company Limited will drive modern farming, new jobs, and a stronger, more resilient agricultural sector in South Clarendon!

[darylvazmp @darylvazmp]

I have seen a lot of misinformed opinions regarding, “why restore light when there are no houses”.

Besides trusting that the Govt has more data, more accurate mapping and greater understanding of the landscape… than your fav TikToker… I ask Jamaicans to appreciate that the many who are homeless and live in shelters… the support systems and NGOs etc all need electricity too.

Electricity also powers many of the hospitals, police stations, utilities etc its not just lightbulbs.

[Fabo Mo 🇯🇲 🇨🇦 @Fabagan]

Thank you!

[Hon. Dr. Terrance Drew @TerranceDrewSKN]

St. Kitts and Nevis will donate USD $100,000 to support Jamaica’s recovery efforts. We stand together as one people.

https://t.co/PttZxOvVhy

[Fabo Mo 🇯🇲 🇨🇦 @Fabagan]

Hero.

[Nigel Clarke @NigelClarkeJa]

Hurricane Melissa has left deep scars on my beloved Jamaica & across the Caribbean - families displaced, livelihoods destroyed, and communities left in pain. My thoughts are with all affected. While Jamaica is well prepared, @IMFNews stands ready to support recovery if needed.

[Fabo Mo 🇯🇲 🇨🇦 @Fabagan]

Should be made a national hero.

[Keenan Falconer @keenanfalconer]

In the public interest and to further aid public understanding, I am also re-posting a video of Dr. Nigel Clarke’s closing remarks in the passage of an amendment to the Financial Administration and Audit Act in 2024 to create the National Natural Disaster Reserve Fund (NNDRF).

[Fabo Mo 🇯🇲 🇨🇦 @Fabagan]

Thank you!

[Nayib Bukele @nayibbukele]

El Salvador will send 3 humanitarian aid planes to Jamaica tomorrow.

More than 300 rescuers will take part in this mission, and we will send over 50 tons of supplies to support those affected by the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa.

“God loves a cheerful giver.”

[Wilson @YaadMekI]

Reposting this, hoping someone can nudge @christufton to provide some info for this pregnant mother…9 months pregnant.

[Dana Dixon @IamDanaDixon]

Tune in 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, October 30, 2025, for the latest #PostHurricaneMelissa updates.

[darylvazmp @darylvazmp]

🚨 #Update: @jutcltd to resume operations tomorrow. This includes KMTR and Express Routes. #HurricaneMelissa

[Wilson @YaadMekI]

The Government of Jamaica has ONE authorized route to help:
https://t.co/WIQ2ZOiqrI

[Lij @lijitimate]

A bagga people are creating links for donation.

There is only ONE official link, and it is
https://t.co/oJqzzwl2QI 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[darylvazmp @darylvazmp]

The Hurricane Melissa Relief website is now operational.

Together, let us stand ready to protect and help families recover, rebuild homes and restore livelihoods once the storm passes. https://t.co/AAJq7YDOHX

[Kemesha Kelly Swaby @KemeshaSwaby]

A Support Jamaica website has been launched.

https://t.co/j9QrDjGlee

This is an official government of Jamaica online support portal.

[Kelly McIntosh @KellyKatharin]

Do NOT help using this.

The Government of Jamaica has ONE authorized route to help:
https://t.co/iZQBeN1k98

Please RT.

[Floyd Green @floydgreenja]

This is inaccurate. The Pedro Plains Primary School is the designated shelter for Flagaman. It has been open and hosts three persons. Other shelters in proximity include Newell High and Sandy Bank. Buses were sent to take persons to these shelters.

[Sherene Golding Campbell @GoldingCampbell]

Please share the Ministry of Labour and Social Security's
Contact # for Emergency Operations Centre - 876 922-9500-10
Special WhatsApp number for persons with disabilities is 876 447-0444