Basseterre, St. Kitts and Nevis: Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis, Dr. Terrance Drew, extended congratulations to Makalia Tucker of Constituency #3 for winning the Miss Labour Queen Pageant. The event took place on Saturday, 4th at Carnival Village.
Through her exceptional performance in the pageant, Makalia Tucker claimed four titles in the pageant which shed light on her unwavering commitment and dedication towards turning her aspirations into reality. The three tags won by her includes, Best Motivational Speech, Best Performing Talent and Best Evening Wear.
Her victory is a testament to her remarkable dedication and continuous efforts towards her goals. This pageant gave an opportunity to all the participants to represent their respective constituencies and showcase their vibrant culture and traditions of the country.
While taking to his official Facebook account, PM Terrance Drew addressed the pageant as spectacular night which provided them a plethora of activities including dance, music, games and many more to all the attendees, ensuring their visit memorable and unforgettable.
“Last night’s Miss Labour Queen Pageant was spectacular,” noted PM Terrance Drew.
Moreover, the leader of the nation also lauded all the organizers of the event for the successful hosting of the show and all the participants who competed in the competition and represented them bravely and admirably on stage.
PM Drew also extended congratulations to Kiaunna Pemberton for being the first-runner up of the pageant and for winning the hearts of the entire audience by her charm, elegance and beauty on the stage.
“Congratulations also to our very own Kiaunna Pemberton of Constituency #8. You made us proud,” stated Dr. Terrance Drew.
He also extended congratulations to all the royal ladies for displaying their best and setting the stage on fire. All contestants who participated in the competition,
1. Zakiya Archibald: Constituency 1
2. Jutambien Kelly: Constituency 2
3. Makalia Tucker: Constituency 3
4. Venesha DeSouza: Constituency 4
5. Ju ‘Daronique Powell: Constituency 5
6. Samya Parris: Constituency 6
7. Dariolys Mota: Constituency 7
8. Kiaunna Pemberton: Constituency 8
Such pageants shed light on the efforts undertaken by the administration towards promoting women and helping them excel in their respective fields.
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