Minister Michelle Benjamin has acknowledged the situation involving Ella Andall and confirmed that active discussions are underway with the relevant authorities. Andall, a celebrated cultural icon, is currently in the care of her son. The minister has made a public appeal for privacy, urging people to respect Andall’s dignity during this sensitive time.
In a statement, the ministry highlighted its commitment to improving protections and support systems for Trinidad and Tobago’s cultural practitioners. This includes efforts to enhance welfare and social support, acknowledging the importance of cultural figures in the nation’s heritage.
Ella Andall was recently honoured at the Miss Afri TT Pageant in recognition of her significant contributions to African heritage. This accolade highlights her influence and the respect she commands within the cultural community.
The statement concluded with a heartfelt message to Andall, expressing the nation’s gratitude: ‘To you Ms. Andall, the nation you have sung for now sings for you.’ The government emphasizes its dedication to ensuring that cultural icons like Andall receive the support they deserve.
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