Last Updated on August 31, 2025, 12:21 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Dr Terrance Drew, the Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis has donated computers to Antwan Thompson of Keys Village. Mr Thompson wants to start computer literacy classes for the people of his community.
The support from the Prime Minister goes a long way in saying that Dr Drew, as parliamentary representative, will continue to help and support them. He handed over computers and other supplies to begin classes for the people of the Keys community.
While making the donation, he extended his best wishes to Antwan Thompson who has decided to bring computer literacy to his village. The donation will help make sure that the people of the keys village have the necessary equipment for learning computer usage.
The computer classes will help make sure that the youngsters are ready to take their first step in making themselves ready for the technically advanced future.
The Prime Minister extended his best wishes to Thompson and all the prospective students who will be attending this event. He hoped that they could get great success with these computer classes and other donated supplies.
The Prime Minister has been making regular donations to the people of St Kitts and Nevis for their welfare and development. The computer classes are crucial for the youngsters of St Kitts and Nevis to participate in as technology is the future.
Notably, the people of St Kitts and Nevis have been working with several partners to organise training initiatives for the youngsters of the country. In several sectors, the government led by PM Terrance Drew has been urging youngsters to participate in training.
The donation is also a part of the overarching measure to get the people of the country to make sure that people have all the equipment they need to succeed in the modern and changed world. The people of keys community have applauded the Prime Minister for making this donation.
Some people took the opportunity to appreciate Thompson for taking this initiative. People recalled that he has been teaching for years and wished him the best to make this initiative a success.
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