Sir Molwyn Joseph Endorses Dr. Philmore Benjamin for St. Mary’s North
Sir Molwyn Joseph, outgoing St. Mary’s North MP, fully endorses Dr. Philmore Benjamin as his successor.
During his final address in Parliament, Joseph emphasized his complete support. He told lawmakers, “I am in total support… Dr. Benjamin. Total support.”
He reassured residents that the transition will not disrupt service. Moreover, Joseph said both men will work together to continue high-quality service.
“He and I will work together to continue the tradition of high service,” he added.
Additionally, Joseph explained how Benjamin earned the nomination. He addressed concerns that the selection process lacked credibility. “He was selected based on a scientific poll,” Joseph said.
Joseph served over four decades in public life. Therefore, he assured the community that St. Mary’s North will continue to receive experienced leadership.
Because Joseph built a strong political base over multiple election cycles, his endorsement carries significant weight.
Although Joseph retires from Parliament, he will stay active in public life. Furthermore, he will continue supporting Benjamin and the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party.
This endorsement positions Benjamin as the clear heir in St. Mary’s North ahead of the next general election. Observers note that Joseph’s backing gives Benjamin a strong start and signals continuity.
Benjamin will build on Joseph’s legacy. He will address local concerns while maintaining close ties with residents.
Finally, Joseph concluded his career by emphasizing mentorship and shared responsibility. He wants constituents to feel confident in their representation.
Overall, the endorsement marks both an end and a beginning: Joseph retires, and Benjamin prepares to continue strong leadership.
Residents and party members welcomed the announcement. They praised the value of experience and community connection.
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