
Last Updated on May 8, 2023, 4:34 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Dr Denzil Douglas, the parliamentary representative of Constituency 6 in St Kitts and Nevis, took to his social media account to share a thank you note with the people. The thank you note was addressed to the Ms Labour 2023 contestant from Constituency 6, 2023. He extended his deep gratitude to the young woman who graced the stage of the pageant on Saturday evening, 29th April.
Dr Douglas asserted in his social media post that we witnessed spectacular performances from All seven beautiful Ladies at the Ms Labour Pageant 2023. However, he highlighted the performance of the C6 representative, Dominique Maynard, at the event. According to him, the representative of the constituency 6, 16-year-old Dominique Maynard, affectionately called DIAMOND, shone like a true Diamond at the pageant.
Dr Denzil Douglas asserted that Maynard confidently executed her well-received talent on the stage of the contest. We were Wow-ed! The audience was wow-ed! You didn’t hesitate when asked but accepted the opportunity to proudly represent our Constituency. For all her contributions, he extended his sincere gratitude to Dominique. In the same breath, he extended his gratitude to the mother of the 16-year-old, Michelle, who trusted the people of St Kitts and Nevis to keep you, “Diamond”, safe during the late nights,
Dr Denzil Douglas also sincerely appreciated the Support Team for their contributions to the successful pageant. The contributors included Ambassador Donya Francis, Shanika French, Judette Pullock, Rochelle David and Sandra Swanston. Dr Douglas asserted that their hard work and dedication, night after night, are well appreciated; thank you!To
In his thank you note, Dr Denzil Douglas extended his gratitude to all who contributed Financially. Thank you because this wouldn’t have been possible without you. Additionally, Kendresha Wattley, Make up Artist, Michaiah Cranston Hairstylist, both from C6 and to all Constituents and small businesses that supported or contributed in any way also recieved mentions in Dr Douglas
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