Last Updated on February 17, 2026, 7:59 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew spent Valentine’s Day with the people of constituency 8. He spent the day appreciating the people of his community for their hard work and dedication.
The Prime Minister was accompanied by his wife and other members of the community. Dr Drew welcomed the people of his constituency to his home in St Peter’s.
He noted that he was delighted to invite the hardworking men and women of his constituency to his home. The Parliamentary Representative of Constituency 8 took the opportunity to engage with the people on the matters of leadership.
The engagement was a crucial opportunity for the community to have face to face time with their leader and representative. Dr Drew also shared several images from the event on his social media account.
The Prime Minister further noted that the people of the island will be given the opportunity to interact with the leadership of the country. The timing of the event was also seen as a message of love, unity and fellowship.
The event was hosted as a part of the valentines day celebration and gave the constituency an opportunity to engage meaningfully with PM Terrance Drew. He thanked the people who came to celebrate with him. He also appreciated them for the work that they have done and continue to do for the community.
The event was seen as a very important development in the mandate of better transparency and good governance in the country. Such events also serve as a platform for closer collaboration and acknowledgement between the public and the administration of the country. The people have appreciated the Prime Minister’s efforts of acknowledging the work done by the people of the country especially those of his own constituency for the welfare and betterment of the community.
The Prime Minister’s message on the occasion of Valentines Day also touched on the themes of appreciating the people who make our lives better wiith their presence and work.
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