Desires and motives

Tukai Lagonilakeba, Nadi

In the Fiji Sun’s Letters to the Editor published on July 3, there was a great article from my tovata (fellow person from the Northern-Eastern confederacy), detailing his many personal genuine desires and motives to contribute meaningfully to our country’s development.

However, he is now asking our Government for assistance instead and I am very sad to ask, why his team did not make an effort to meet our Prime Minister’s team during his Northern tour last week?

Are you serious? I am grateful for my tovata for exposing his genuine intentions relevant to his CV with his personal attributes, but he will first have to comply with the procedures in order to further your agenda and personal interests.

To obtain a Justice of the Peace certification, I suggest you visit the Attorney-General’s Northern office, submit your application and tick off its checklist for compliance to become a JP.

Boxing and fishing are great attributes of his.

I would like to suggest he open up a special technical school to facilitate our many unemployed Fijian youths who can be trained to become future world class boxing champions with the assistance of our Ministry of Sports through the Fiji Boxing Commission. Include those youths who wish to be taught in the art of fishing with the assistance of the Ministry of Fisheries Northern office. Good luck and I will put this issue to sleep now.