In a Late Night episode of Sheriff’s Podcast, Ameir Ahmad addressed concerns regarding his worker, Greavves, who operates a bus service and was transporting individuals associated with a political rival, the We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) party.
Ahmad, who described himself as a straightforward businessman, expressed his disapproval of Greavves working with individuals he considers adversaries. “I cannot work with someone who is transporting a sanctioned businessman or anyone associated with them,” he stated.
According to Ahmad, he received reports from his workers indicating that Greavves was involved in transporting people for the WIN party’s campaign. Upon contacting Greavves, Ahmad claimed his employee was unaware of the situation. “I told him that he had to choose between working for me or for Muhammad,” referring to a rival he has a longstanding personal conflict with.
“I cannot support someone who is backing the Venezuelan regime and trying to position themselves as a presidential hopeful,” Ahmad asserted. He emphasized that he instructed Greavves to cease any transport related to the WIN party.
Ahmad further criticized WIN, alleging that the party misleads the public and lacks genuine support. “They have to hire 20 or 30 buses to carry people to campaign because they don’t get turnout,” he claimed.
In closing, Ahmad reiterated his position, stating, “At the end of the day, he chose me. I gave him the instructions, and nobody else did.” He called on the public to disregard any misinformation from the WIN party regarding his influence over Greavves’ decisions.
Ahmad’s remarks come amid heightened political tensions as the elections approach, with parties vying for support in a competitive landscape.
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