Last Updated on January 9, 2023, 6:15 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Premier of Nevis and Leader of the Concerned Citizens Movement, Mark Brantley, attended the Prime Minister’s New Year gala on Saturday, January 7, 2022. The gala, Dr Terrance Drew’s first in the capacity of a Prime Minister, was a successful event attended by several important guests.
Premier Mark Brantley and his wife were also the attendees and shared an update on their social media account. The Premier of Nevis shared glimpses of the event on their social media account. Along with the post, Premier Mark Brantley wrote: A beautiful night in sexy St Kitts as a guest of the Hon Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew at his New Year gala. Beautiful people, beautiful decor, a beautiful time to be alive.
The Prime Minister’s Gala was the perfect opportunity for the leaders from St Kitts and Nevis to interact with one another. Premier Mark Brantley interacted with various leaders at the event, including the Senior Minister of the SKNLP, Dr Denzil Douglas and Llewellyn Sunshine Caines.
Premier shared an image on his social media account wherein Llewellyn Sunshine Caines hugged him and the senior minister of St Kitts and Nevis Labour Party, Dr Denzil Douglas. He topped the post with the words, Llewellyn Sunshine Caines is the real bridge between St Kitts and Nevis.
Premier Mark Brantley’s wife, Sharon Brantley, also received words of praise from the social media user who captured a heartwarming moment between the Premier’s wife and Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew’s son.
According to the account by the social media user, Sharon Brantley was helping Junior Drew with setting his outfit at the gala. The Social media user commended the Premier’s wife for her gesture of keeping aside politics and spreading love. He praised her for keeping the country above self and focussing on the building the federation.
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