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Governor Daniel Pruce to undergo shoulder surgery while in UK

- Attending high-level conference in UK first
Governor Daniel Pruce is back in the United Kingdom for a conference following which he will undergo shoulder surgery. Photo: Governor's Office
Governor Daniel Pruce dislocated his shoulder in April 2024 and was treated at the Dr D Orlando Smith Hospital. Photo: Facebook
Governor Daniel Pruce dislocated his shoulder in April 2024 and was treated at the Dr D Orlando Smith Hospital. Photo: Facebook
LONDON, England, UK- Governor Daniel Pruce will undergo surgery on his shoulder while in the United Kingdom (UK).

In a message on the Governor’s Facebook page on June 30, 2025, he shared that he is in the UK and will first attend the annual conference of Governors, Ambassadors and High Commissioners. 

This conference will “feature important discussions with Ministers and colleagues on a wide range of current issues”. 

Shoulder surgery

Following his attendance at the conference, Governor Pruce will have surgery on his left shoulder. 

The surgery he explained in the post is to “fix the defect that led to it dislocating for a second time last year”. 

Governor Pruce dislocated his shoulder in April 2024, and described it then as “the legacy of an injury from many years ago”. He was treated at the Dr D Orlando Smith Hospital and praised the team there that treated him. 

Governor Pruce is expected to be away from the Territory until August 2, 2025. In his absence, Deputy Governor Mr David D. Archer Jr. is acting in the office of the Governor. The Governor added that he is looking forward to returning to the VI once he has “recovered sufficiently from the operation”. 

See link to related story below

https://www.virginislandsnewsonline.com/en/news/governor-daniel-pruce-suffers-dislocated-shoulder

9 Responses to “Governor Daniel Pruce to undergo shoulder surgery while in UK”

  • one eye (01/07/2025, 10:00) Like (6) Dislike (8) Reply
    Poor we tax dollars while people go hungry
    • @one eye (01/07/2025, 11:59) Like (2) Dislike (4) Reply
      Plz plz plz have the same energy for when our politicians having parties, taking flights, taking YOUR Social security money!, Giving our grants to fake fishers and farmers, giving schorlaships to fake students, taking 7 months+ (and counting) to fix a stretch of road, unable to provide water after 6pm in certain areas, can't keep power on consistently and giving out money to a fake bank only to lose the money and pay the bank owners again after losing the money!!!

      please pleasee please have that enery for them cuz yall always directing it on nonesense! your own people doing you craziness but the white man blink and all hell break loose. Godforbid we get independence we will be screwed!
  • Oh dear (01/07/2025, 10:45) Like (4) Dislike (0) Reply
    Speedy recovery
  • Chevy F one 50 (01/07/2025, 11:19) Like (2) Dislike (4) Reply
    Shoulder injured from the airport scuffle?
  • Blue wings (01/07/2025, 11:28) Like (2) Dislike (1) Reply
    The regular resident can’t go to the uk for medical care we need a just system
    • fact (01/07/2025, 11:53) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
      You momo we are British citizens of course we can go uk for medical we just to American bvi full of momo u momo
    • 5 years (01/07/2025, 12:50) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
      You can go to the UK for medical treatment if you want to wait 5 years for an appointment, the NHS is gone, failed and its all because MILLIONs of illegals have flooded the nation.


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