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It’s a lie - PM

It’s a lie - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama during the official handover of lease documents to the trustees of Raiwai Youth and Community Council for the Raiwai Community Hall (Photo: dept of info)

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama said he is very disappointed that they have been accused as a Government of disadvantaging ordinary people and in particular the i-Taukei.

While speaking during the official handover of lease documents to the trustees of Raiwai Youth and Community Council for the Raiwai Community Hall, Bainimarama said they just had a delegation of their political opponents telling the United Nations in New York that the government is working against the interests of the i-Taukei and dispossessing them, robbing them of their land and their rights.

Bainimarama said this is a lie.

The Prime Minister said under the current government, the i-Taukei are more secure, and have more opportunities.

Bainimarama said these opposition figures are merely trying to deceive people for their own political ends.

Fijivillage contact Opposition spokesperson Mick Beddoes who said Niko Nawaikula made the presentation to the United Nations and is still in New York.

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