Last Updated on December 6, 2022, 4:53 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Deputy Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Geoffrey Hanley, organized the third annual red gala. With him, the gala was hosted by his wife, Adaeze Hanley.
Several members of St Kitts and Nevis, including Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew, Minister of Foreign Affairs, International trade and commerce et al., Dr Denzil Douglas, Minister of Creative Economy et al., Samal Duggins and Minister of Public Utilities, Konris Maynard among others attended the event.
The update regarding the annual event was shared by the attending politicians, Dr Douglas, Dr Drew and Minister Duggins. All the SKNLP leaders expressed attendance at the red gala, a resounding success.
The host of the event, Dr Geoffrey Hanley, also shared an update regarding the event. He wrote about the event:
It was another night filled with love, camaraderie, great food, excellent local entertainment and wow, wow, wow fashion.
Further, Deputy Prime Minister Geoffrey Hanley expressed that my wife, Adaeze Hanley and I were truly blessed and grateful for the support last evening. During the red gala, the Hanleys entertained their guests and gave a few awards to deserving awardees in our community.
Along with the community members, Dr Geoffrey Hanley also presented medallions to the Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew and the senior minister and former party leader, Dr Denzil Douglas.
Dr Hanley wrote in his post:
It was also our pleasure to give medals to our Prime Minister, the Hon. Dr Terrance Drew and Senior Minister, the Rt Hon. Dr Denzil Llewellyn Douglas, in recognition of our party’s 90th Anniversary.
The community members recognized for their contributions were:
- Zahra Browne, in the area of Entrepreneurship
- Kazrano Gumbs, in the area of Music
- Dr Yannik Henry, in the area of Medicine
- Mauriel Knight. in the area of Leadership
- Alecia Percival, in the area of Culinary Arts
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