Craig Flowers

Craig Flowers

businessman Bahamas

Craig Flowers is a prominent businessman in The Bahamas, known for his investments in real estate, including owning multiple units in the Victoria Court apartment complex. He was in the news following a devastating fire that affected his properties, raising concerns about the inadequate firefighting resources and response during the incident.

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Bahamas Bahamas: Prominent businessman Mr Craig Flowers, who owns four units in the building, said he wants to see it restored. 7

Quincy Mcgregor Sonia Cox Hamilton
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903: Cause of Victoria Court fire still unknown two months later

Bahamas Bahamas: Craig Flowers' leadership enabled Agatha Delancy to serve as president of the BGF. 7

Mark Lawrie Anthony Hinsey Ahmal Henfield Fred Taylor Kimberly Rolle Chris Saunders Ian Corbell Miranda Tucker Agatha Delancy Ken Francis Ambrose Gouthro Neville Adderley Raqiuel Riley Georgette Rolle Helena Hutchinson Jamaica Duncombe
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903: Mark Lawrie meets with stakeholders in the Bahamas Golf Federation

Bahamas Bahamas: Former president Craig Flowers was commended for the creation of the nine-hole golf course and driving range at the Baillou Hills Sporting Complex. 8

Mark Lawrie Mario Bowleg Kelsie Johnson Sills Anthony Hinsey Agatha Delancy Nathaniel Mckinney Clara Storr Floyd Armbrister
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903: Major amateur golf tournament could hit Bahamas ‘very soon’

Bahamas Bahamas: Prominent businessman Craig Flowers, who owns four units in the building, said: 'We are only here as an observer trying to ascertain what in the world went wrong why there were no fire vehicles.' 5

Natalia Leah Major Latrae Rahming
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903: INFERNO: Victoria Court residents say spread could have been prevented