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Mayor Ubraj Narine presents the keys to the City of Georgetown to Dr. Letitia Wright

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His Worship Pt Ubraj Narine this afternoon presented Guyanese actor Dr. Letitia Wright with the symbolic keys to the City in recognition of her achievement in the film most famously as a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe – Black Panther.
He was joined by Deputy Mayor Alfred Mentore and Councillors of the MCC who expressed pride in her achievement and supported the recognition.
Town Clerk (ag) Candace Nelson along with Councillors and staff indicated that this was a moment in our history for all Guyanese to rally around.
Dr. Wright in her statement mentioned that she “sees the key to the City as a symbol of Respect, honor and trust that it doesn’t come lightly, it has to be earned and respected.” she further mentioned that she will use it with grace and honor while thanking the Mayor for honoring her and her family. As Dr. Wright concluded she signed the Mayor’s visitation book for special invitees.
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