Griffith resigns as NTA political party leader

The National Transformation Alliance (NTA) said Gary Griffith has resigned as leader of the political party.
In an update earlier today, the NTA said:
“The National Transformation Alliance (NTA) wishes to officially inform the public, our supporters, and the national community that our Political Leader, Gary Griffith has tendered his resignation, effective immediately. This decision, though deeply significant, was made with thoughtful reflection and in the spirit of accountability and integrity that has always guided the NTA’s leadership.
“Alongside the resignation of the Political Leader, several members of the Governance Team have also stepped down from their respective positions.
“We extend our sincere gratitude to all of them for their service, dedication, and contribution to building the foundation of this movement.”
In light of these developments, the NTA said Deputy Political Leader Commander Norman Dindial has agreed to assume the role of Interim Political Leader, ensuring continuity and stable leadership during this period.
The group said internal elections for all governance team positions are scheduled to take place on Friday, September 5, 2025.
The party said the party remains committed to people-centred leadership.
“These changes mark a moment of transition — not of dissolution, but of renewal. The NTA remains firmly committed to the principles on which it was founded: people-first leadership, transformational governance, and a future-focused agenda for Trinidad and Tobago.
“These interim measures will ensure the uninterrupted functioning of the organisation during this time.
“We encourage our members, supporters, and the wider public to remain engaged. This is not the end of a chapter, but the beginning of a new one — driven by reflection, responsibility, and the enduring belief that Trinidad and Tobago deserves better.
“We remain dedicated to serving the people of Trinidad and Tobago with vision, transparency, and unwavering purpose.”