Who did know Lennox Lewis get divorce ?

[Wahalla]

Lennox Lewis' Ex Wife Among PNP Contenders For Duncan's Seat





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Published:Wednesday | September 9, 2015




Violet Lewis, the wife of former world heavyweight boxing champion Lennox Lewis, is being considered by the People’s National Party (PNP) as a replacement for Dr D.K. Duncan as its candidate in Eastern Hanover.
Duncan recently resigned as chairman for Eastern Hanover.
Yesterday, well-placed PNP sources said Lewis, Leonard Green, and Gary Whitaker are being considered as candidates for his seat.
A former general secretary of the PNP, Duncan served as East Central St Andrew MP from 1976 to 1983.
He moved to Eastern Hanover ahead of the 2007 general election, which he won by 10 votes following a magisterial recount.
Duncan defeated the Jamaica Labour Party’s Paula Kerr Jarrett in the 2011 general election by a margin of 264 votes.
Kerr Jarrett has since resigned, making way for Dave Brown to represent the JLP.
Attempts to reach the veteran politician yesterday to find out if he was about to quit representational politics proved unsuccessful.

[Wahalla]

So deh PNP ah use pure beauty queen as MP given Violet Chang was a runner up in Miss Jamaica...

[Wahalla]

Whittaker KO'd ex-boxing champ's wife to replace DK Duncan

Knockout!

BY MARK CUMMINGS Editor-at-Large Western Bureau [email protected]
Thursday, October 08, 2015

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(L) WHITTAKER… got the nod Page 3 to replace Dr D K Duncan. (R) LEWIS... rejected by PNP in bid to represent Hanover Eastern.
HOPEWELL, Hanover — Businessman Gary Whittaker will be the People's National Party candidate running for the Hanover Eastern seat in the general elections that are widely expected to be held before year's end.
Ian Hayles, the People's National Party (PNP) chairman for Region Six, yesterday confirmed that that the 41-year-old gas station operator was selected over Violet Lewis, the wife of former heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis, to replace veteran politician Dr D K Duncan, who recently resigned as chairman of the constituency he first won in the 1997 general election.
"Whittaker was approved by the Regional Appraisal Committee and the executive of the party," Hayles told the Jamaica Observer West.
The decision comes a week after the appraisal committee interviewed both aspirants.
Contacted yesterday, Whittaker he declined to comment before an official announcement is made on his selection.
Born in Montego Bay, St James, the incoming PNP standard-bearer has been in the petroleum business for eight years.
He is currently the vice-chairman of the Merlene Ottey High School in Hanover and chairman of the Arthur Wint Basic School, also in the parish.
Over the years, Whittaker has contributed to a raft of charitable organisations, including the Hanover Ministers' Fraternal-run soup kitchen and the Salvation Army.
He will face in the general election with the Jamaica Labour Party's (JLP) Dave 'Spoon' Brown, who replaced attorney and businesswoman Paula Kerr-Jarrett.
The Hanover Eastern constituency is characterised by poor road conditions, lack of potable water, and high levels of unemployment.
In a recent interview with the Observer the JLP representative in the constituency cited communities such as Friendship, New Milns, Copse, Lethe, Cascade, Pondside, Jericho and Claremount, as areas where the wanton neglect of basic infrastructure is glaring.

[jonathanyo]

What year was she for Miss Jamaica?

[Tropicana]

I am confused. I met a white woman who claims she is im baby moddah.

[Wahalla]

What year was she for Miss Jamaica?

She was runner up... in 94 or 95...

but Duncan step down is the interesting point...

[evanovitch]

She was runner up... in 94 or 95...

but Duncan step down is the interesting point...

Lennox is quite the silent yard man...