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Fijians turn up in numbers for Free At Last Victory march

Fijians turn up in numbers for Free At Last Victory march

More than 100 Fijians turned up for the Free At Last Victory march that started from the Suva Flea Market to Albert Park this morning.

The march was led by the Fiji Police Band who provided the entertainment, while others who were in the City joined the march along the way.

The crowd consisted of children, adults, and also prominent members of the public such as Vude queen Laisa Vulakoro, Seru Serevi and others.

Urania Sauraki who works at the Suva Wharf says he is part of this march because this is a victory march, and they are there to also show their support to the Coalition Government.

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