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Governor Daniel Pruce does meet & greet on VG

It was on Friday, February 9, 2024, that Governor Daniel Pruce made his first trip to Virgin Gorda, where he visited several government offices, schools and also interacted with the public. Photo: Facebook
Governor Daniel Pruce (2nd from left) and his wife Rachel (centre) was joined by Ninth District Representative and Minister for Health and Social Development Hon Vincent O. Wheatley (2nd from right) during his visit to Virgin Gorda on February 9, 2024. Photo: Facebook
Governor Daniel Pruce (2nd from left) and his wife Rachel (centre) was joined by Ninth District Representative and Minister for Health and Social Development Hon Vincent O. Wheatley (2nd from right) during his visit to Virgin Gorda on February 9, 2024. Photo: Facebook
According to the Office of the Governor, a personal highlight for the Governor was meeting centenarian Iris Harrigan, left, in Virgin Gorda ‘who kindly welcomed them into her home.’ Photo: Facebook
According to the Office of the Governor, a personal highlight for the Governor was meeting centenarian Iris Harrigan, left, in Virgin Gorda ‘who kindly welcomed them into her home.’ Photo: Facebook
VALLEY, Virgin Gorda, VI- He may not be an elected official, but United Kingdom (UK) appointed Governor Daniel Pruce is not letting that stop him from making the rounds in meeting and greeting public servants and ordinary residents of the [British] Virgin Islands.

It was on Friday, February 9, 2024, that Governor Pruce made his first trip to Virgin Gorda.

Accompanied by his wife Rachael, the Governor visited the Vanterpool Administration Building where he met public servants from various departments including Labour, Immigration and Water Services.

The Office of the Governor in a Facebook post also reported that Governor Pruce visited the Robinson O’Neal Primary School and Bregado Flax Education Centre where he talked to teachers and students, and the Virgin Gorda Police Station to speak to officers there.

Hon Vincent O. Wheatley joined Governor on visits

In the afternoon, the Governor was joined by Ninth District Representative and Minister for Health and Social Development Hon Vincent O. Wheatley and visited the Fire and Rescue Services Department, VISAR, and the local public library.

According to the Office of the Governor, a personal highlight for the Governor was meeting centenarian Iris Harrigan in Virgin Gorda “who kindly welcomed them into her home.”

14 Responses to “Governor Daniel Pruce does meet & greet on VG”

  • Trying to brain wash (16/02/2024, 11:01) Like (8) Dislike (48) Reply
    Keep your eyes open people you see the pr poperganda that has started
    • @trying to brain wash (16/02/2024, 11:46) Like (10) Dislike (1) Reply
      Easter classes for you.
    • @trying to brain wash (16/02/2024, 11:58) Like (27) Dislike (1) Reply
      I don't know what is wrong withyou asinine people. You all complain about the governor. This one is doing his best with meeting the people on the ground and you finding fault. Just go find some hard work to do and come off the blogs!
  • wolf (16/02/2024, 11:06) Like (7) Dislike (1) Reply
    Prucey take one out of Fahie playbook. Till the lion learns to write the story will always glorify the hunter.
  • Citizen (16/02/2024, 11:13) Like (5) Dislike (15) Reply
    Governors are not elected they are uk civil servants they should know their place
    • @citzen (16/02/2024, 23:11) Like (1) Dislike (0) Reply
      all that stupid talk and the citizens or residents have no clue what tomorrow hold; will the UK take over or not

      the UK Civil servants; holds more power & authority than the 13 elected by the people

      who have our people arrested(the other UK Civil Servant) the chap is under investigation and still on the Job(the premier have no power to send him of the job as head of police
  • Good Start. (16/02/2024, 11:33) Like (19) Dislike (2) Reply
    Keep it up. See and hear from the people yourself..
  • Quiet Warrior (16/02/2024, 12:39) Like (7) Dislike (12) Reply
    It is nice that Governor Daniel Pruce is getting out meeting the people on his tropical taxpayer paid vacation. Still in the 21st Century Virgin Islanders should hsve say in whom is despatched as Governor to represent they and Virgin Islands, should it not? Undoubtedly, . Damn, I forget that taxpayers are paying for his crusading stay, he is here to represent the Crown, not the VI people. Let’s not be fool by the psychological niceties, for the Guv is a UK civil servant and part of the cabal who was deployed replacing Controversial John Rankin who replaced also controversial Gus Jaspert to carry out the game plan take over the BVI. Our behavior and action give them ammunition to justify the take over. Let’s stay focus and vigilate and vigilant.
    • @ Quiet Warrior (19/02/2024, 10:27) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
      you're deluded - Uk do not want to take over the BVI. they have enought of their own problems, and BVI just adds to them. I'm sure they'd get rid of us if they could. But tho rulers in BVI are too scared to hold an independence referendum as they know they'd probably lose it - then all their big talk is worthless as proof that independence is not what the people want
  • Native Senior Citizen of the British Virgin Islands (16/02/2024, 13:20) Like (12) Dislike (3) Reply
    Good attitude toward the people govern will help to silent some of the hater of good governance, Governor Daniel Price. Keep contacting and communicating personal when possible with the wider community of persons of various ethnicity. Better governance than we now have is vital for all the people of the BVI, and those that are, and will visit us for good reason in the future.
  • round rock (16/02/2024, 16:52) Like (5) Dislike (0) Reply
    Some of our politicians are sleeping on the wheel. Before the governor came to visit these islands, some of the politicians should make monthly or quarterly visits to interact with the people. This is a small community and I don't see why the politicians are not more visible. Some may say that Facebook would inform us about the happenings in the country. However, how many senior citizens can log on to Facebook.
  • Josiahsbay (17/02/2024, 06:54) Like (3) Dislike (1) Reply
    No matter how friendly, cordial, or personable a governor is they are agents of the UK and are here to execute the UK's agenda.
  • Drew (17/02/2024, 08:01) Like (1) Dislike (1) Reply
    Stay awoke people keep your eyes on the shepherd also not only the wolf
  • It's looking like (17/02/2024, 17:51) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    Barack Obama style approach. You go Sir. Nice approach. Keep it up.


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