Government MP Juliet Cuthert-Flynn has accused Opposition leader and People's National Party (PNP) president Mark Golding of being disrespectful of black Jamaicans and should not be voted to become Jamaica's next prime minister.

She was addressing the ruling Jamaica Labour Party's annual conference now on at the National Arena in St Andrew.

Cuthert-Flynn stated that party leader and Prime Minister Andrew Holness is from "humble beginnings" and is a man who cares about Jamaicans.

"There's another man called Markie British and he is a man who believes in holding chains around the neck of black people, and ah nuh me seh so, a him a tek picha a hold chain roun di rasta man neck," said Cuthert-Flynn.

"We have to say no to Markie British because he's a man who luv fi show off, him luv fi boast and seh him done rich already, we don't need a man like that. We have to say no to the man that is leading the PNP who luv fi style black people and call dem likkle bwoy and likkle lady, we have to say no who tell us out of his own mouth that him want to run Jamaica," she continued.