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Xodus Remedy
Flanking Dream Entertainment Managing Director Scott Dunn were model Jahakai Willis (left) and architect Mala Morrison.
Lifestyle
April 26, 2022

Xodus Remedy

Wuking up their waistlines were business performance analyst Georgia Bayley (left) and pension officer Taliah Layne.
US-based realtor Prescilla Forrester (left) and Alyssa Forrester, creative director, were spotted soaking up the vibes at Xodus Remedy.
Raising a toast to Xodus Remedy were Mapco Printers Limited Sales Manager Michelle Belnavis (left) and Nadine Yee, CEO, Marketing Consultant Services.
Looking Xodus Remedy-fab were Jessica Gordon Martin (left) and Xodus costume designer Simone Michelle.

The National Stadium was jammed with revellers who rolled out to ‘wuk up their waistlines’ at Xodus Remedy on Sunday, April 24.

Throughout the night, the musical styling of DJs Jus Jay, Kurt Riley and Coppershot who thrilled with soca favourites like Alison Hinds’ Roll It Gal, Freezy’s Split in the Middle and Mr Killa’s Rolly Polly kept revellers in high spirit.

The session moved into overdrive at 10:45 pm when patrons were given a taste of the 2022 carnival festivities with a mini road march around the Stadium car park. Wednesday Social caught up with the feters.

Photographer: Jason Tulloch

Turning heads on Sunday was Wilson Transport consultant Selena Mohammed.
Stepping into the spotlight was businesswoman Melissa Liu
Positive reviews for Xodus Remedy came from information technology consultant Joel Quinonez (left) and operations and project manager Sergio Gonzalez.
Repping for the twin-island republic were (from left) Junior Joseph, Michelle Clarke and Wayne Foster.
Looking Xodus Remedy-fab were Jessica Gordon Martin (left) and Xodus costume designer Simone Michelle.
DJ Jus Jay (left) and Dream Entertainment Chairman Kamal Bankay were in the mix.
Zoukie Trucking pulled out for the mini road march.

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