Do not judge my officers based on their knowledge of English language

Do not judge my officers based on their knowledge of English language - Qiliho

By Iva Danford

Friday 02/02/2018

A man [left] raised concern with the Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho on the level of English of the police officers

Do not judge my officers based on their knowledge of the English language but judge them on the crime detection rate.

These were the sentiments of the Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho during the public forum on the desecration of temples in Nakasi on Tuesday night after a man raised concern with the Commissioner on the level of English of the police officers.

The man asked Qiliho if the Fiji Police Force has programs to improve this.

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Qiliho says they do not have plans to educate officers on their level of English.

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