NSC hands over lights to BV Triumph 8thof May Movement

Apr 09, 2018 Sports

Annual Village Anniversary Celebration Continues

Director of Sport, Mr. Christopher Jones on Saturday last donated floodlights and footballs on behalf of the National Sports Commission (NSC) to the BV Triumph 8th of May Movement. The presentation ceremony took place at the Beterverwagting Community Centre ground, on Republic Drive.
Mr. Jones asserted that the NSC is pleased to make this contribution at this time to the BV Triumph 8th of May Movement, as the committee hosts its Annual Village Anniversary Celebrations.

Latecia Stuart receives one of the Floodlights from Christopher Jones
in the presence of members of the BV Triumph 8th of May Movement.

The Director, who appeared impressed with the initiative undertaken by the 8th of May Movement, stated that he had earlier pledged his commitment to execute enhancement works to the Beterverwagting Community Centre ground.
While these works were not executed in 2017 as planned, the NSC is honored to fulfill its promise as it relates to the “Light It Up Campaign.” He stated that the BV Community Centre ground is the very first ground country-wide to benefit from the “Light It Up Campaign.”
He further indicated that the NSC trusts that this valuable donation will help to encourage more effective utilization of the ground by residents.
Chairperson of the 8th of May Movement, Latecia Stuart took the opportunity to thank the NSC on behalf of the residents of the communities of Beterverwagting and Triumph. She noted that the contribution will indeed aid in the successful execution of the activities planned to commemorate the village anniversary.
Stuart also indicated that the donation will help in advancing the community’s quest to revitalize sports as an avenue to reducing the social ills currently faced by the community.
Further, she noted that in keeping with the Movement’s intention to promote community development, this anniversary celebration will be used as a catalyst to continue the spirit of cooperation and togetherness which their village ancestors successfully embraced while building this community.
Stuart mentioned that the Beterverwagting Triumph 8thof May Movement has an elaborate vision for the implementation of development programmes in the areas of education, sports, culture and skills training. She highlighted that a part of this programme includes the proposed establishment of a major multi-sports complex, a heritage park for the preservation of the communities’ tangible and intangible culture and a community skills training centre.
She also used the forum to reaffirm the Movement’s dedication to working with the residents of the community, the National Sports Commission, the Regional Democratic Council, the Neighborhood Democratic Council and all other relevant entities in the development process of BV/Triumph.
Stuart concluded by once again, thanking the National Sports Commission for signaling its interest in the Movement’s vision and hope for the community of BV/Triumph.
She also indicated that the 8th of May Movement hopes that this marks the beginning of a progressive and enduring partnership to empower Beterverwagting and Triumph as pilot communities for the implementation of sustainable people-centered development programmes geared at improving the wellbeing of all persons regardless of age, gender, socio-economic status, etc.
The Movement re-emphasised its commitment and eagerness to collaborate with all stakeholders in chartering the communities’ course towards continued advancement.

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