Marvin “Mega” Fraser, the Unity Labour Party (ULP) candidate for Central Kingstown, delivered a compelling speech during his campaign launch for the upcoming November 27 general elections. Fraser, leveraging his nickname and punning on the military title of his opponent, Major St. Clair Leacock, emphasized his deep-rooted connection to the community and his professional expertise. He described himself as a problem-solver, stating, “I am somebody that people call when they want their problems fixed,” and promised a “mega solution” for Central Kingstown’s challenges. Fraser highlighted his upbringing in Kingstown, detailing his experiences in various neighborhoods and his active involvement in local football, which he believes positions him as a true representative of the constituency. He also underscored his professional background as an IT systems engineer, citing his work with Karib Cable, the Mustique Company, and Glossy Bay in Canouan, where he designed IT infrastructure for prominent buildings. Fraser’s football legacy, including his role as president of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Football Federation (SVGFF) and his achievements with Avenues United Football Club, further solidified his reputation as a leader who delivers. He praised the ULP’s track record in Central Kingstown, citing initiatives such as low-income housing, scholarships, and support for seniors and hurricane-affected homes. Fraser concluded by emphasizing the ULP’s commitment to inclusivity and development, asserting, “We walk the walk. We are here for development, and the ULP has developed and delivered for the people of Central Kingstown.”
Fraser has ‘mega solution’ for ‘major problem’ in Central Kingstown
