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I am a friend /associate of Mr. Akbar Muhammad. I am aware of his arrest and unlawful detainment in Georgetown, Guyana on May 19, 2011. Many people in support of Mr. Muhammad wrote letters to the former President Bharrat Jagdeo. After receiving thousand of letters, your past President stated publicly that he would never apologize to Akbar Muhammad. I hope that you are not taking the same position.

Given the nature of his work on behalf of Minster Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam, Akbar Muhammad has friends around the world. I am certain that he will inform them of what's happening in your country and with your government. I feel that you should take this opportunity to do the right thing and resolve his case judiciously.

I understand that to this date the Guyana government has refused to apologize and settle with Mr. Muhammad on his appeal for just compensation. This is a shameful situation!

There is much talk in the American community of the racism against the black people of Guyana from the Indian dominated government. I would hope that this is not the reason for your mistreatment of our brother and friend.

"Upon hearing the allegations, responses like “outrageous,” “asinine,” “bogus and ridiculous,” came from people who know and have worked with Mr. Muhammad over his 51 years of public service."

Mr. Muhammad good reputation was built on 55 yrs to date of humanitarian work abroad and within the United States. The Guyanese government must restore what it sullied in their false accusation & arrest. -Brian E. Muhammad.