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FFP Donors List. There Ain't Native Fijians Bankrolling Bainimarama and Khaiyum Party. In 2014, Party raised $2,000,179.13, of which $36,870.13 were party fund raising, and $1,963,309 in Donations - Mostly Non-Fijians

20/9/2020

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On 17 July 2014, "SERU" donated $10,000 to FFP Head Office (Receipt Number 829) and Pravin Kumar $2,500. Both were FFP candidates. "Seru" was none other than INIA SERUIRATU, now Frank Bainimarama's CHOSEN ONE to replace him as party leader. And, Pravin Kumar is Bala. Both were legally entitled to donate as long as the sum did not exceed $10,000 and was not donated by a company on behalf of them. They were the only two party candidates recorded as donors. As we have stated in the headline, hardly any Fijians of note or repute donated to the FFP in 2014. On 20 August 2014, JOSEFA SERULAGILAGI, donated $500. He was chairman of PSC and Rewa Dairy Company. JOE [Vuluma] VATUNITU, of Vatunitu & Co, on 7 September 2014, donated $5,000.
On 7 March 2014, one VILIAME LOLYASI donated $30.
The rest of the donations running into nearly $2million came from non- native Fijians. We will reveal non Indo-Fijian donors before we reveal the Indo-Fijian donors, for their donations are a complex web

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Bahuki
20/9/2020 12:26:15 pm

Just as I suspected, majority of "sponsors" are Indo-Fijians.

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