Nailaga tikina in Ba calls for end to race based system
Nailaga tikina in Ba calls for end to race based system
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fijivillage.com
Thursday 11/04/2013
The mata ni tikina of Nailaga, Ba, Jeremaia Tuwai who looks after seven villages and four settlements said it is time to move away from the race based system and playing the race card in the country.
While speaking in Lautoka yesterday at the draft constitution consultation session, Tuwai said that for too long they have been misled by people.
Tuwai said the people of Nailaga commend the draft constitution and firmly believe that this is by far the best draft constitution written.
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