sir frederick ballantyne was the governor general of the bahamas 2018.
who is the governor general of the bahamas 2018?
sir frederick ballantyne
bullet::::- governor-general – dame marguerite pindling, governor-general of the bahamas (2014–2019)





















































bullet::::- prime minister –





















































bullet::::1. perry christie, prime minister of the bahamas (2012–2017)





















































bullet::::2. hubert minnis, prime minister of the bahamas (2017–present)





















































bullet::::- monarch – elizabeth ii, queen of barbados (1966–present)





















































bullet::::- governor-general –





















































bullet::::1. sir elliott belgrave, governor-general of barbados (2012–2017)





















































bullet::::2. sir  philip greaves, acting governor-general of barbados (2017–2018)





















































bullet::::- prime minister – freundel stuart, prime minister of barbados (2010–2018)





















































bullet::::- monarch – elizabeth ii, queen of belize (1981–present)





















































bullet::::- governor-general – sir colville young, governor-general of belize (1993–present)





















































bullet::::- prime minister – dean barrow, prime minister of belize (2008–present)
list of state leaders in 2017
the governor general's foot guards originated in ottawa, ontario, on 7 june 1872 as the 1st battalion governor general's foot guards. it was redesignated as the governor general's foot guards on 16 september 1887; as the governor general's foot guards on 1 april 1896; as the 2nd (reserve) battalion, the governor general's foot guards on 7 november 1941; as the governor general's foot guards on 31 january 1946; as the governor general's foot guards (5th battalion, the canadian guards) on 1 september 1954; as the governor general's foot guards (5th battalion, the canadian guards) on 25 april 1958; and finally returned to the name "governor general's foot guards" on 1 september 1976.
governor general's foot guards