The hurricane affected the residents of Grand Bahama and Abaco. Why are they having the memorial concert in Nassau? This is just another excuse to squander our tax dollars.
During this lockdown I hope the police would shut down those illegal 30 day shops. They are adding to this problem by selling liquor and encouraging unnecessary movement of people. This defeats the purpose of the lockdown.
During this lockdown I hope the police would shut down those illegal 30 day shops. They are adding to this problem by selling liquor and encouraging unnecessary movement of people. This defeats the purpose of the lockdown.
As long as Desmond Bannister continues to keep his head buried in the sand and fail to acknowledge that the C.E.O. that he and Minnis appointed is the problem, things won't get any better at BPL. In the long run, Bahamians will continue to suffer due to inept leadership.
I think we are all missing the point here. The board was doing the best it could with the limited resources available. They were trying to maintain control and oversight against wasteful spending. The new CEO came with a plan to downsize staff because BPL is strapped for cash, while at the same time bringing in any number of consultants who are mostly friends and lovers at ridiculous salaries. He wanted to be able to dish out contracts like candy without any checks and balances.The guy is reckless in his behavior and he should have been the one replaced, not the board.
The board is not the problem. The cancer that is killing BPL is the CEO. The board was only initiating oversight of his reckless behavior. Something is very fishy here and the minister is complicit in his actions of removing the people who were watching the people's money.
christee says...
The hurricane affected the residents of Grand Bahama and Abaco. Why are they having the memorial concert in Nassau? This is just another excuse to squander our tax dollars.
On National memorial week for Dorian
Posted 5 August 2022, 2:33 p.m. Suggest removal
christee says...
Very informative article.
On WORLD VIEW: Are people in the Caribbean becoming architects of their own destruction?
Posted 17 August 2021, 6:12 p.m. Suggest removal
christee says...
One thing is for sure, this shyster got game. He will do a great job enriching himself just like all the others.
On Lightbourne chasing PLP party nomination for Pineridge
Posted 3 March 2021, 5:19 p.m. Suggest removal
christee says...
During this lockdown I hope the police would shut down those illegal 30 day shops. They are adding to this problem by selling liquor and encouraging unnecessary movement of people. This defeats the purpose of the lockdown.
On Police warn on selling alcohol during GB lockdown
Posted 25 July 2020, 4:54 p.m. Suggest removal
christee says...
During this lockdown I hope the police would shut down those illegal 30 day shops. They are adding to this problem by selling liquor and encouraging unnecessary movement of people. This defeats the purpose of the lockdown.
On ‘WE BROUGHT IT ON OURSELVES’: Families rush to stock up for urgent GB lockdown many accept must happen
Posted 22 July 2020, 11:28 a.m. Suggest removal
christee says...
As long as Desmond Bannister continues to keep his head buried in the sand and fail to acknowledge that the C.E.O. that he and Minnis appointed is the problem, things won't get any better at BPL. In the long run, Bahamians will continue to suffer due to inept leadership.
On INSIGHT: How are we going to lure our children back from the American Dream?
Posted 8 April 2019, 8:38 p.m. Suggest removal
christee says...
A rubber stamp board. Do as you are told. What in the world is this?
On Bannister tells board: Set the policy, and stay out of running
Posted 29 August 2018, 10:28 a.m. Suggest removal
christee says...
This is great news. I hope they can find a way to preserve this bird's existence.
On Me, extinct? I don’t think so
Posted 27 August 2018, 11:07 a.m. Suggest removal
christee says...
I think we are all missing the point here. The board was doing the best it could with the limited resources available. They were trying to maintain control and oversight against wasteful spending. The new CEO came with a plan to downsize staff because BPL is strapped for cash, while at the same time bringing in any number of consultants who are mostly friends and lovers at ridiculous salaries. He wanted to be able to dish out contracts like candy without any checks and balances.The guy is reckless in his behavior and he should have been the one replaced, not the board.
On Osborne bites back at BPL dismissal
Posted 20 August 2018, 4:55 p.m. Suggest removal
christee says...
The board is not the problem. The cancer that is killing BPL is the CEO. The board was only initiating oversight of his reckless behavior. Something is very fishy here and the minister is complicit in his actions of removing the people who were watching the people's money.
On BPL - I had to pull the plug: Bannister says board was in total collapse
Posted 16 August 2018, 5 p.m. Suggest removal