PM Terrance Drew extends wishes to Joshua Williams for back-to-back win in Super Bowl

St Kitts and Nevis: The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew, extended congratulations to Joshua Williams and the Kansas City Chiefs for their thrilling back-to-back big game wins. 

Joshua Williams, the NFL player, is the son of George Williams, a national who resided in Molineux before migrating to the United States.

Notably, PM Terrance Drew took to his Facebook account and shared his picture with Super Bowl Cornerback of the Kansas City Chiefs, Joshua Williams, who was also a part of the winning team in the Superbowl season.

While extending congratulations, PM wrote, “Congratulations to our own Joshua Williams and the Kansas City Chiefs on your back-to-back Super Bowl win! The people of Saint Kitts and Nevis are happy and proud.”

After winning the title for the second consecutive time, Kansas City Chiefs Cornerback Joshua Williams hoisted the flag of St Kitts and Nevis and gave tribute to his father, George Williams, who was born in the twin-island nation.

The Kansas City Chiefs successfully claimed their second straight title after they defeated the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, 11th February 2024, by 25-22 points. Williams, who was a cornerback with the Chiefs, finished with two tackles in the game.

Joshua Williams, who just finished his second NFL season, ended the year with 18 tackles and five pass deflections.

The Kansas City Chiefs won the Lombardi Trophy for the third time in five seasons. Moreover, they became the first team to repeat as Super Bowl champions since the 2004 New England Patriots.

Joshua Williams not only displayed his talent, potential and skills through his game but also represented the nation with unmatched charisma and a positive aura.

Various residents of the community took to their social media accounts and extended congratulations to the Chiefs and Williams.

One person with a Facebook account, Sharmain Herbert, commented, “Congratulations, I was excited to see him in the field.”

“We love it. Keep up the amazing work; we are proud of you. Keep on pounding,” wrote Dawn Nickens.