13 Youngsters to compete in ECAB Mr. and Miss Teenage Pageant 2024
This year’s ECAB Mr. and Miss Teenage Pageant promises to showcase the talents and charisma of 13 young delegates from secondary schools across the island.
The announcement, made earlier today, revealed the lineup for the event.
Representing a diverse array of schools, the delegates include:
- Jaydean Brown – Jennings Secondary School
- T’Keyah Allen – Jennings Secondary School
- Gabrielle Hamlet – Sir Novelle Richards Secondary School
- Drayton Payne – Glanville’s Secondary School
- Nicholas Simpson – Ottos Comprehensive Secondary School
- Mandela Ango Anyandjuh – St. Joseph Academy
- Deana Romeo – Glanville’s Secondary School
- Anya Hull – Clarehall Secondary School
- Janaceia Butler – Sir McChesney George Secondary School
- Anique Roberts – Ottos Comprehensive Secondary School
- Kennique Thwaites – Pares Secondary School
- Ja’quan Christopher – Clare Hall Secondary School
- Aniah Laurent – Princess Margaret Secondary School
This year’s production, scheduled for July 29th, is being held under the theme “Like A Champion, I Fight To Protect My Nation!”
Lutrell John from Sir Novelle Richards Academy currently holds the title of Mr. Teenage, while Miss Teenage is represented by Ajanae Bleau from Princess Margaret School.
The Eastern Caribbean Amalgamated Bank (ECAB) stands as the official title sponsor of the competition, demonstrating its commitment with an investment of $100,000.
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