Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Sarah Jane Lebrasse
Published on 2024-03-21 14:00:53
Nokamah Veeragavoodoo celebrated her 100th birthday on Monday at the ex-College Bradley in Montagne-Longue. The Ministry of Social Integration, Social Security and National Solidarity presented the centenarian with a check for Rs 26,203, a Tefal Super Cook set, a bouquet of flowers, a centenarian medal, and a certificate. Additionally, the National Solidarity Fund of the ministry gave her a check for Rs 10,000. The new centenarian also received gifts from the Senior Citizen Council.
Nokamah Veeragavoodoo was born on March 19, 1924 at Domaine de Mon-Loisir. She had a civil marriage on January 28, 1951 to Permal Veeragavoodoo, a worker at Belle-Vue Sugar Estate. The centenarian used to work as a laborer. She now has seven sons and three daughters, 17 grandchildren, 38 great-grandchildren, and 18 great-great-grandchildren.
Celebrating her remarkable milestone, Nokamah Veeragavoodoo’s family, friends, and well-wishers gathered to honor her on this special occasion. The event was a testament to her long and fulfilling life, filled with love, hard work, and dedication to her family.
Her resilience and strength were evident in the warm smiles and stories shared by those who know her best. Despite the challenges and hardships she may have faced throughout her life, Nokamah Veeragavoodoo remains a pillar of strength for her family and a source of inspiration for those around her.
As she blows out the candles on her 100th birthday cake, Nokamah Veeragavoodoo reflects on the journey that brought her to this momentous occasion. With gratitude and joy in her heart, she looks forward to the future surrounded by the love and support of her family and community.
Cheers to Nokamah Veeragavoodoo as she enters her 101st year with grace and dignity, a true symbol of resilience and the power of love. Everyone gathered at the celebration wishes her continued health, happiness, and many more years of love and laughter. Happy 100th birthday, Nokamah Veeragavoodoo!
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