Last Updated on January 11, 2024, 5:49 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Minister of Sports, Samal Duggins, announced that he embarked on a tour of the ageing sporting facilities of Kim Collins Athletic Stadium.
I’m thrilled to announce our ambitious plan is in motion! This Stadium is on the brink of a remarkable transformation! We’ve initiated bathroom renovations, seat replacements, and tiling work. Stated Minister Samal Duggins
This new update from the media has left the social media blowing with lots of comments, especially on Facebook.
A user went ahead and commemorated the work that Minster Samal Duggins is doing. He said, “My brother, keep up the good work that you are doing to fix the sporting facilities in St Kitts. Nuff blessing to you, my brother.”
A user by the name of Romancia Arthurton expressed his happiness of now paying his money and getting ground with shelter.
Wendy Knight commented ‘‘Excellent work. I love your focus in the face of the naysayers”
A user by the name of Jae Caine commemorated the work that has been done but left a question for the minister to answer: “This is great! I hope the actual track is on the list as well. If not, please consider
Minister Samal Duggins took time to read and respond to the comments on Facebook. He responded to Jae Caines and assured him that the track was going to be replaced; however, after the track season.
A user by the name of Kevin Williams noted ”This is for real,
So Ninky and Creative Engineering and Construction Services Ltd Can’t work in this country…4 of us bought tender documents for this project. And 2 submitted their tender. St Kitts Great Estate Ltd $1,193,450.00 with 152 days to complete. Creative Engineering and Construction Services Ltd $1,149,560.00. With 91 to end… up to this day, I have yet to hear back from PWD and the acceptance of a tender.”
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