Excitement Grows for Labour Queen 2025 as Contestants Are Announced
The buzz around Labour Queen 2025 is intensifying with the announcement of ten talented young women selected as delegates after an engaging screening event held on Saturday, February 22.
Fifteen hopeful contestants gathered at The People’s Place, each eager to earn the chance to represent their constituencies in this esteemed pageant.
The screening kicked off at 4:00 PM and featured three crucial segments: Interview, Swimwear, and Talent.
An accomplished panel of judges assessed the contestants, focusing on their poise, confidence, and stage presence.
Adding to the occasion, the reigning Labour Queen Aliyah Wayne was present to motivate and encourage the aspiring queens.
After a rigorous selection process, the following ten young ladies have officially been named as Labour Queen 2025 delegates:
– Amiaha James – St. Mary’s South
– Aaliyah Tailor – St. John’s Rural West
– Abigail Piper – St. John’s Rural North
– Tia James – St. John’s Rural East
– Christine Powell – St. John’s City West
– Danijah Simon – St. John’s Rural South
– Alishea Alie – St. George’s
– Coshana Constant – St. Phillip’s North
– Cyczique Teague – St. Paul’s
– Jamona Samuel – All Saints East and St. Luke
The excitement is palpable as these contestants prepare for the journey ahead.
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Comments (8)
Juju Bee March 4, 2025, 4:23 PM
The production of this show is always of high standard so as usual I will attend.
Didn’t like last year’s venue though
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