Last Updated on June 27, 2023, 5:49 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew, took to his social media account to applaud the minister of tourism Marsha Henderson and her ministry for successfully implementing the St Kitts Music Festival. He shared several images that were clicked at various times during the St Kitts Music Festival. ‘
Meanwhile, the prime minister shared on his social media that that he wants to take this opportunity to thank Minister Marsha Henderson and her team for an excellent 25th Edition of the St. Kitts Music Festival. The three-day event took place from June 22 to June 24 and included the performances from world-class musicians including Nigerian Legend Burna Boy, internationally renowned skillibeng, 313 Family, Air Supply and more.
Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew acknowledged the efforts of all the stakeholders of the St Kitts music festival. Accordingly, he extended his sincere gratitude to the people involved in the processes. He asserted that they had given the absolute best of their capabilities to uphold the standard of the annual festival.
He wrote, Thanks to all who played a part in the organizational process. You did an outstanding job. Take a bow. You raised the bar. Further, PM Drew also applauded the police force of the country for making the arrangement for the safety and security of the country and the artists for their effort to make the festival unforgettable and never seen before.
Dr Terrance Drew stated that the security forces also delivered. He believes that because of the security forces, they were able to have a safe, enjoyable, and exciting festival. I extend once again a special thank you to all the artists. Your government said it would deliver, and it delivered.
The St Kitts Music Festival is one of the most anticipated and widely covered entertainment festival within the Caribbean. The hosts of the festival make all the possible efforts every year to make the event memorable for its attendants. According to Dr Terrance Drew, they have succeeded in their mandate for the 25th edition of the festival.
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