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NFP is putting FijiFirst, its puppets and other political parties on notice – Tikoduadua
We will come down hard like an avalanche on those engaged in electoral treachery – NFP President

NFP is putting FijiFirst, its puppets and other political parties on notice – Tikoduadua

We will come down hard like an avalanche on those engaged in electoral treachery – NFP President

By Dhanjay Deo
01/12/2021
National Federation Party President Pio Tikoduadua

National Federation Party President Pio Tikoduadua says the NFP is putting the FijiFirst Government, its puppets and every other political party on notice that intend to fan the flames of racism, stoke fear, ill-will and hostility in their attempt to win votes.

Tikoduadua says this time these people will not succeed.

While responding to the President’s speech, Tikoduadua says those indulging in these gutter-level tactics succeeded in 2018 because the NFP chose to stick to their principles and fight a clean battle.

Tikoduadua says they will not resort to race, religion or lies and nor will make a threat of people daggering themselves if they don’t vote for them.

He says they will come down hard like an avalanche on those engaged in electoral treachery because the vast majority of people no longer believe in politics of fear, connivance and deceit that has plagued this nation for the last 15 years.

The NFP President says they faced barrage after barrage of attacks and voters were subjected to threats by none other than the Attorney General and Minister for Elections, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum before the 2018 elections.

Sayed-Khaiyum had said at the time that his comment “If you do not support a leader like Voreqe Bainimarama, you are actually putting a dagger to your neck” was not scaring the people but stating the fact.

Sayed-Khaiyum had told the people not to fall for other political parties but look at the government that is providing consistency and stability.

Meanwhile, Tikoduadua adds members of their parliamentary committee went to Black Rock last week where the Deputy Commander of RFMF, Commodore Humphrey Tawake assured them the RFMF is a professional force and understands that it is subservient to the people.

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