THIS YEAR’S CROP OVER could be “more than a festival” and “sweet for days” for one Barbadian if his or her ticket is pulled as winner of almost 5 000 square feet of land in St James.
The National Cultural Foundation (NCF), National Housing Corporation, Barbados Public Workers Cooperative Credit Union and Capita Financial have teamed up to create the prize to generate more excitement among locals for the festival, which officially launches on Saturday.
The lucky person, who must be over the age of 18, will own the land at Lot 5, Deans Terrace, St James, thanks to the Lot 5 For Fifty campaign.
It was announced yesterday at a press conference that featured Minister of Culture Stephen Lashley, officials from the NCF including chief executive officer Cranston Browne, and chairman of the board, Maureen Graham. (TSG)
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