Nine contestants compete for the 2024 Labour Queen title tomorrow
Get ready for the highly-anticipated annual event that celebrates the hardworking and talented women of Antigua and Barbuda!
The Antigua Trade and Labour Union/Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party Labour Queen show is scheduled for Saturday, May 4, at the prestigious ‘Home of Labour’ venue, the People’s Place on Nugent Avenue.
Watch as nine dazzling delegates compete for the coveted Labour Queen title, representing their respective constituencies.
The contestants will be evaluated based on their performance in various categories, including interview, speech, swimwear, talent, and evening wear.
This exciting event promises to be a night full of glitz, glamour, and entertainment.
Come out and support these remarkable women as they showcase their skills and talents on stage. You won’t want to miss it!
St. Paul – Deneka Dublin
St. John’s City South – Shanakay McDonald
St. Paul – Kenesha James
St. John’s City West – Nevaeh Greene
St. George – Nechel James
St. John’s City West – Dominique Trotman
All Saints West – Aliyah Wayne
St. John’s Rural West – Eddenya Aska
The participants have been practicing intensively over the past few weeks, with daily practices during this week.
The venue for the show has already been prepared, with the stage and lights already in place. The Labour Queen show is a part of the annual Labour Week activities, which are jointly organized by the AT&LU and the ABLP.
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