Emmalin Pierre

13/06/2026

Work hard, paint hard.

This week was intense, but winding down with a paintbrush in one hand and a drink in the other was exactly what we needed.

A huge thank you to our candidates social committee headed by Sis Noleen for organizing and Bro Adrian for hosting this wonderful Sip & Paint evening. We commit to working extra hard, and to pausing every now and then to relax.

12/06/2026

A leader who cannot apologize for a lack of compassion is a leader who has forgotten who they serve. The law is a tool for order, but order without empathy is just oppression.

True strength lies in the ability to look at the collateral damage, and have the humility to ask: 'How could we have done this better?

11/06/2026

It was an honour to lead at a session of the Commonwealth Public Accounts Committee conference in Trinidad and Tobago this week.

My position remains firm: governments must be held strictly accountable to the people they serve. By aggressively cutting down on the wastage of public resources, we unlock the funding needed for real, impactful developmental programs. Thank you to the organizers, my colleagues and everyone who joined this vital conversation on governance and transparency.

10/06/2026

You can enforce the law and still acknowledge a citizen’s loss. You can protect the country and still treat people with basic decency. These things are not in conflict. Choosing between them is a failure of leadership, not a requirement of it.

Grenada’s biosecurity laws exist to protect our farmers, our food supply and our economy. Nobody disputes that. The question raised by what happened to Mr Royan Smith is not whether the law should be enforced, but how.

Two animals were destroyed. A young small business owner now faces ruin. A Grenadian who asked for quarantine, for treatment, for any alternative, was told there was none. And the response from the Prime Minister was that he is “unapologetic”.

Mr Smith deserved a process he could understand, options he could weigh, and at minimum, a government willing to say it understands what this cost him. Strength without compassion is not strength. It is indifference.

You can’t lead people if you don’t genuinely love them.

10/06/2026

It was an honor to support Amanda at this special event. Proud to celebrate her accomplishments and the positive impact she continues to make in our community. As we support each other, we build a better society.

09/06/2026

At the forefront of the NNP’s Better GRENADA plan: Guarding your wallet by lowering taxes on electricity and everyday essentials. We will not ignore the cries of our people. Despite what’s happening globally, we can do better and we will do better for Grenadians.

08/06/2026

I am calling in the NDC Administration to reduce the cost of electricity to help ease the burden on the people.

06/06/2026

06/06/2026

It is always a great experience to be part of the community activities in Telescope

05/06/2026

You can feel the strength of a place by how its people come together. Post Royal Day yesterday proved that our unity is our biggest asset. Always proud to stand with this community.