National Federation Party MP, Lenora Qereqeretabua has today responded to Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama saying that she will not be shooshed in parliament by anyone except by the Speaker of Parliament.
Before responding to Bainimarama’s ministerial statement on the forestry sector, Qereqeretabua responded to his comments that the way she looks is as if butter would not melt in her mouth but the way she speaks is evil.
Qereqeretabua says she will continue to hold the government accountable.
While responding to Qereqeretabua, Bainimarama says he has been told that NFP MP, Pio Tikoduadua keeps complaining and crying on facebook about what transpired over two years ago and it is good Qereqeretabua is taking up Tikoduadua’s fight.
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama today told parliament that the way National Federation Party MP, Lenora Qereqeretabua looks is as if butter would not melt in her mouth but the way she speaks is evil, while raising concerns about Qereqeretabua’s question on whether the e-ticketing allocation for senior citizens has dropped from $10 to $3 a month.
Before answering a question on sugar prices, Bainimarama said he wanted to make some comments about the NFP and started with Qereqeretabua’s question.
He says the NFP has lost the plot, they do not know where they are going and are grasping at straws.
The Prime Minister says the bus fare for the senior citizens has not been reduced.
Qereqeretabua tried to give a clarification on what she had said however the Speaker said he could not hear her.
The Prime Minister went on to say that it seems as if Qereqeretabua wants to fight with everybody because he said he has heard that she used to fight before.
Qereqeretabua then raised a point of order, saying the Prime Minister is using unparliamentary language.
Bainimarama then said NFP Leader, Professor Biman Prasad is running around like a cornered rat after he knew that lockdown is not an option. He says if Prasad is worried about education, he should go and help after what has been happening at USP.
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