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Citizens are voicing escalating concerns over Deputy Prime Minister Geoffrey Hanley’s alleged exploitation of his family business, S-Crave, raising questions of nepotism and conflict of interest within the Drew administration. Hanley stands accused of utilizing S-Crave to facilitate and ship goods for the Ministry of Aging and Disability including their Seniors Prom initiative.

The initiative, which grants seniors the opportunity to partake in a memorable event, has garnered praise, but now faces a cloud of controversy. Minister Hanley and his Ministry have called upon the Diaspora to contribute Prom dresses, directing them to S-Crave for shipment. The business is operated by his nephew and sister and operates out of his family home on Pond Road, St.Kitts. Interestingly Nepotism comes from the latin word NEPOS which means Nephew.

Further allegations suggest S-Crave’s involvement in previous projects overseen by Minister Hanley, including the provision of t-shirts for the summer camp and children’s March. This revelation has ignited public indignation, with many denouncing it as a glaring example of nepotism and a concerning conflict of interest within the Drew administration.