Capital Insurance sponsors $5,000 towards the FPRA Music Awards

By Apenisa Waqairadovu

07/05/2019

[L-R] FPRA Board members Tomasi Mawi and Laisa Vulakoro with Capital Insurance Acting CEO Paulo Ralulu and FPRA Chairman Saimoni Vuatalevu

Capital Insurance today gave $5,000 cash sponsorship towards the 2019 Fiji Performing Rights Association Music Awards.

Capital Insurance Acting CEO, Paulo Ralulu says they are delighted to be part of this years event where they are sponsoring the best Hindi song.

Ralulu also hopes that the commitment they have made today will benchmark a new level of commitment towards the growth of Fiji’s music industry.

Fiji Performing Rights Association music awards committee member, Laisa Vulakoro thanked Capital Insurance for their support.

The FPRA Music Awards will be held at the Grand Pacific Hotel this Saturday.

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