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The Jamaica First Movement, JFM, says the split from the Jamaica Progressive Party, JPP, has not hurt the organization.
JFM announced a mutual dissolution of the political alliance on Sunday.
According to a statement, the groups are not firmly agreed on the foundational principle of the vision for a government of national unity.
JFM Chairman, Reverend Al Miller spoke with our news centre on the weekend.
Reverend Miller concedes the split is disappointing.
He says, however, that the JFM remains committed to its mission.
Reverend Al Miller, Chairman of the Jamaica First Movement, JFM.
The JPP nominated 47 candidates for the September 3 general election.
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