Minister for Home Affairs, Pio Tikoduadua says the Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces has agreed to follow a channel of communication rather than making any public utterances without consultations with him first.<\/p>\n
Tikoduadua says they are the elected government by the people, hence the reason why he summoned the Commander to raise his concerns on the statement made by him.<\/p>\n
Yesterday Afternoon Major General Kalouniwai issued a statement raising his concerns with regard to the sweeping changes of the current government to establish a firm transition of power and democratic control as the government of the day.<\/p>\n
Minister for Home Affairs, Pio Tikoduadua says the Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces has agreed to follow a channel of communication rather than making any public utterances without consultations with him first.<\/p>\n
Tikoduadua says they are the elected government by the people, hence the reason why he summoned the Commander to raise his concerns on the statement made by him and says they had a very cordial meeting and he has assured the Commander that all government\u2019s actions have been guided by the law.<\/p>\n
Tikoduadua has assured Fijians and the region that the government\u2019s relationship with the Military is good and they are working together to look after our people and has<\/p>\n
further stated that\u00a0 he has every trust in the Commander to uphold the law and do the right thing according to the people expressed through their votes.<\/p>\n
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SOURCE -FBC<\/p>\n
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