Royal Police Force Commends Officers for Outstanding Academic Achievements
Acting Commissioner of Police Mr. Everton Jeffers has extended heartfelt congratulations to five members of the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda who have excelled academically, earning degrees from the University of the West Indies Five Islands Campus (UWIFIC).}
The officers recognized for their accomplishments are Inspector Evette Henry, Senior Sergeant Kerry Zachariah, Sergeant Nekeisha Josiah, Sergeant Renee Roberts, and Corporal Lenia Livingstone—each completing studies in various management disciplines.
Sergeant Nekeisha Josiah graduated with First Class Honours in International Management.
Sergeant Renee Roberts earned Upper Second Class Honours in Business Management (Human Resource Management).
Corporal Lenia Livingstone also achieved Upper Second Class Honours in Business Management (Human Resource Management).
Senior Sergeant Kerry Zachariah received Upper Second Class Honours in Management with Psychology.
Inspector Evette Henry earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Management (Human Resource Management), graduating with Upper Second Class Honours.
Commissioner Jeffers praised the officers for their dedication, discipline, and pursuit of excellence, describing their achievements as a proud moment for the Force.
“These accomplishments are truly commendable and a reflection of the bright future ahead for the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda,” Commissioner Jeffers stated.
“I congratulate these officers on their success and encourage others to follow their example. Education and continuous learning are essential to improving our professionalism, service delivery, and leadership capacity.”
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