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677 students graduate from Tacirua Sustainable Livelihood Project Training

677 students graduate from Tacirua Sustainable Livelihood Project Training
Some of the graduates from the Tacirua Sustainable Livelihood Project Training

The certificate that you will be receiving will open doors to further your studies and enhance the gifts that you already have.

This was stated by the Deputy Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu while addressing the 677 graduates from the Tacirua Sustainable Livelihood Project Training.

The program was offered through the FNU’s National Training and Productivity Centre Non-Formal Division at the Tacirua Primary School.

The Deputy Commissioner urges the graduates to also perform as it is reflected in their certificates which they attained today.

He adds that it has been the role of the government and the stakeholders to enhance and empower the talents they have where he adds that all people have a gift regardless of who or what they are.

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