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Redland Soldiers Claim Results Weren’t Fair
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – While there can only be one winner of the 2022 Boxing Day parade, one B-group is challenging their overall finish.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – While there can only be one winner of the 2022 Boxing Day parade, one B-group is challenging their overall finish.
The Redland Soldiers were hoping to dominate the B-category in this year’s Boxing Day parade, but unfortunately, they came up short, landing a 7th place overall finish, and that’s not sitting well with the group.
While they are pleased with their performance displayed in this year’s parade, they say the results were discouraging, and they’re looking to be judged fairly moving forward.
Despite their disappointment in the results, they say it won’t shake their love for Junkanoo.
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