“Most unfortunate.”
This is how Sweet Soca Monarch Red Plastic Bag has described the controversial developments in this year’s competition.
According to Bag, it was regrettable that a competition so young had been placed in a situation where its integrity was being questioned.
He spoke against the backdrop of Edwin Yearwood withdrawing from the Sweet Soca Monarch competition and the National Cultural Foundation’s (NCF) decision to rejudge it. (CAT)
Soca twist saddens RPB
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