Lamin Newton Sworn in as Senator, Vows to Serve Constituents of All Saints East and St. Luke

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Lamin Newton takes the oath of office as a senator, surrounded by family, friends, and supporters, as he begins his journey to represent the people of All Saints East and St. Luke.

Lamin Newton has officially been sworn in as a senator in the Upper House, marking a major milestone in his political career. The ceremony, held at Government House, was attended by family, friends, dignitaries, and supporters who gathered to celebrate the occasion.

In his speech, Newton, a passionate advocate for public service and community development, expressed sincere gratitude for the chance to represent his constituents. “It’s an honor to stand here today, but it’s also a bittersweet moment,” he shared. “I wish my father could have been here to see this. I believe his passing was part of the journey that brought me to this point. He meant the world to me.”

While reflecting on his personal loss, Newton remained focused on his commitment to the people of All Saints East and St. Luke, a constituency he believes has long been overlooked. “This isn’t about me,” he said firmly. “It’s about the people I serve. I’m here to give them the representation they deserve.”

Newton also outlined his key priorities for his term, including improving housing and education. He took a moment to thank the Prime Minister for his guidance and belief in his potential, adding, “I want to make him proud, and more importantly, serve the people of Antigua and Barbuda to the best of my ability.”

He also acknowledged the pivotal role played by E.P. Chet Greene in shaping his political journey, crediting him with inspiring him to pursue a degree in political science at the University of the West Indies’ Five Islands Campus.

As the event concluded, Greene offered his congratulations to Newton, expressing confidence in his future and emphasizing that this was just the beginning of what promises to be a promising political career.

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16 COMMENTS

  1. Boy nobody get more advantage than Labourites, think a now me beg job and them send me to permanent secretary after permanent secretary, and up to now no job, born in the bowels of labour, qualified degree holder, now this traitor come
    Over and get everything, me
    Tap vote in this country

  2. Lamisha!
    Lamisha!
    You finally get you box money!
    Yes!
    Yes!
    You a real puppy🐶
    Sad to watch!
    Enjoy your senatorship.
    It won’t last Lamisha!
    Cause you are real pup 🐶
    Sad!

  3. Antiguans and barbudans just love ugly. If he was doing something illegal then you people would have all kinds of things to sag. This man is elevating himself, getting a degree and becoming and integral part of society and instead of wishing him well you come here with you assess? Lamin the sky is the limit. Sir go well and prosper and may your God be with you

  4. Let’s give Lamin Newton some space. It’s hard to believe he was appointed under the cover of darkness, with no public announcement or fanfare. It seems Gaston Browne was fully aware of the potential backlash this decision would incite. Lamin has poured his heart and soul into his craft, and he deserves to enjoy the fruits of his labor in peace.

  5. So many young talented people in labour and Gaston give this old
    Hard tone skalliwag senator? I will vote Third party next election

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