FNUGATE: A Raft of Abuses alleged in lengthy document to FNU Council, former acting Vice Chancellor Ian Rouse accused of not acting against HR advisor/Manager Recruitment Vishnu over India medical trip funds!

25/11/2015

"The former VC [Ganesh Chand] was charged for [this] and why Vimal is not charged?"

Abuse of Medical Scheme by Vimal Vikash

Last year (2014) his father (Mr. Maniram Sharma -E4675 age 67) cook at Uni -Services was on temporary contract went for a medical treatment to India in July (7/7/14 to 30/7/14) for knee treatment. Does the existing policy have the provision for this -a person with age 67 years? Can you find out why and how he was recruited at the age of 66? Please note Vimal was the Senior HR Officer at FNU.

After Vimal father (Mr. Maniram Sharma) return. from surgery in2014, Mr Maniram was given a contract this year (2015) and was again sent on Medical treatment to BLK·Hospital in India (11 March 2015 -28 May 2014) at { age of 68 when Vimal became HR Advisor and Manager to AVC.

The 2nd visit cost FNU approx. $9736.00 (accompanied by Mr. Manirams's. wife on FNU's expense). Memo was written on 12/03/15 by Mr Poasa, approved by AVC. All pre-arrangement was done by HR Advisor (Vimal) and AVC approved the payments. Staffs are struggling to receive treatment and bounce/pay rise but all the profits goes to Vimal & Poasa's family. .

The former VC was charged for [this] and why Vimal is not charged?

Last year also former VC approved Natasha Reddy for medical treatment with her husband (tonsil operation) to India and this year Vimal took his mother and father in same way.

So Natasha =Vimal.

Fijileaks: Vimal Vikash has not responded to our request for comments; meanwhile, we understand Nafisa Maqbool has been suspended by
Coco Cola?

She has removed her Linkedin profile following our earlier posting; more from the new document to follow!

Nafisa Maqbools vehicle, (Red Navara) given by Coco Cola now parked on the premises

http://www.fijileaks.com/home/fnugate-the-former-acting-vice-chancellor-ian-rouse-accused-of-scuppering-fnu-from-holding-its-former-manager-project-central-to-account-for-alleged-fraud-mismanagement-he-let-her-go-to-coco-cola

rajend Naidu

25/11/2015 10:06:51 pm

Editor,
We learn from Bloomberg Business 25 Nov. that Andres Esteves, the Brazilian billionaire who transformed BTG Pactual into the largest independent investment bank in Latin America was arrested in the corruption probe that has shaken the country's political and economic leadership.
The Supreme Court authorised his arrest together with the leader of the government coalition in Senate, Delcidio Amaral. Amaral's arrest makes him the highest ranking politician so far to be ensnared in the scandal.These arrests takes the Petrobas probe to a whole new level and shows the depth and breath of the scandal that's engulfing Brazil's political and corporate establishment said Nicholas Spiro managing director of Spiro Sovereign Strategy, in London.
More than 100 people have been arrested and new arrests " is still to come " according to investigators.( ' BTG Pactual CEO Esteves Arrested in Brazil's Graft Probe, Police say ' )
If the Fijileaks exposures are anything to go by - and quite clearly they are - then a good number of high profile people in Fiji should be arrested and taken to court to face justice.
Sincerely,
Rajend Naidu

Chi ku

25/11/2015 10:46:22 pm

Yes, and that includes some high profile politicians sitting in Fiji's " new Parliament ". They should be sitting in Fiji's old jail.

AS HAS BEEN SAID BEFORE

26/11/2015 12:29:00 am

The FNU fraud/abuse of power scandal seems to be a never ending saga.

It was the Australian Andrew Singh who first discovered it and brought to the attention of FICAC which has been dragging the chain. Ganesh chand still looms in the background and his case has not made to the trial stage. His corrupt finance director was allowed to leave the country by the gora Rouse and FICAC.

It may well be that Singh knew that the gora was colluding with ganesh to clean up FNU's funds but before he could blow the whistle against Ian Rouse, he was removed. Why??

All this begs the question - when will FNU's scandals be put to an end, once and for all. Clearly the adverse publicity is hurting FNU local and international academic credibility. My son recently sought
assessment of his FNU degree for further overseas study just to be told - sorry we don't recognise your FNU degree. So with no exemptions my son has to start the overseas course from scratch!!

Dream On

26/11/2015 12:51:16 am

Wishful thinking that fnu will ever recover.

the simple answer is that the fraud, corruption and sheer abuse of power still pervades at the fnu because it suffers from the chand legacy. ganesh is still pulling the shots from the background despite his sacking which was just a charade to fool the Fijian public.

the problem is still continuing to this day because the whole council is corrupt. in the past I brought many instances of clear fraud, abuse of power and corruption to council members Arvind maharaj and uday sen. instead of taking any action, they gave the information/documents to ganesh chand. The result - my daughter who was then studying at FNU was sexually harassed by chand and his cronies and ultimately she had to leave fnu.

Welcome to new Fiji!!

Shannon

26/11/2015 02:33:01 am

Dear Editor,

No doubt with the recent suspension of Natasha Maqbool from Coca Cola Amatil (CCA), a trip will no doubt be forthcoming to a very prominent minister's dwelling to complain about the company.

In the coming days we will no doubt see the government doing something against CCA as a form of punishment.

Welcome Home

26/11/2015 04:26:10 am

The connect between FNU and UNIFIJI resides in the individuals and the processes deployed to enrich undeserving, greedy and grasping persons who appear to have had no concern whatsoever for the education of young Fijians but for 'enrichissons nous' (let us enrich ourselves by fair means or foul). It is an incestuous network which feeds on itself and deprives the most needy and deserving sons and daughters of less well-off citizens. Some of us made sure that we educated our children out of this system to avoid corrupt patronage. Resignation was the ONLY way to ensure our objection could be forcefully made and a battle ensued to have this minuted in September 2012. What does this tell us about bona fides of those who proclaim their interest is solely to educate?

On-Song

26/11/2015 05:14:06 am

The grand merger has never worked and continues to fulfill many egos of underqualified and corrupt 'senior' staff. FNU Certificates and Degrees good only for local recognition and consumption for gone are the days when TPAF qualifications and certificates were readily recognised and accepted by NZ, Aust. and Canada upon verification through the offices of the Director General, Trade Test and Apprenticeships. Even those who had migrated were instructed to return to Fiji and obtain at least the Class 2 Trade Test certificate to be registered as qualified tradesman; that is really something!!
This Govt. has only one real solution to all these corruption at the FNU; undo the merger and let all individual Colleges and Schools to exist as stand-alone entities with full empowerment to govern themselves in what they do best - Funding will be better utilised and the corrupted exposed for what they really are and kicked out!!!

26/11/2015 10:45:49 am

There are too many suspicious postings here. Dreamon's daughter - as a student what was she doing in proximity with Dr. Ganesh that she should be sexually harassed? Why hasnt he reported to the police, or Shamima Ali, or Aiyaz Khaiyum or FICAC or Dr. Ganesh's wife? Whose son has to start another degree from scratch? Why hasnt he reported to Higher Education Commission?

Welcome Home

26/11/2015 04:19:23 pm

Reported to whom and why not? You must be kidding! Or seriously challenged, Aj, in some fundamental way. Since 2008, when an attempt was made on numerous occasions to report to Nadi and Namaka Police and to the Fiji Sun Office concerning the continued liberty of a suspect in the September 2006 murder of a Nadi jeweller, links to India organised crime, there has been insignificant result from reporting crime in the Public Interest. Indeed, FICAC was notified on this in May 2009 when a team came in from Washington DC

27/11/2015 09:24:24 am

What is the link between Nadi jeweller murder and sexual harassment. Are you saying FIji police is hopeless? Shamima Ali is hopeless? Khaiyum is hopeless? If so, take a private prosecution. Be a man enough to protect your daughter.

Welcome Home

27/11/2015 04:48:42 am

The US lawyer who headed the 'Team' in May 2009 was forthcoming over Morning Tea (often the way to achieve such exchanges and there will be further leaks of this ilk): his 'take' on the oral presentation concerning the then Nadi Magistrate and delays in the provision of Due Process and access to Justice at Nadi was that corruption appeared to be 'endemic and entrenched'. BTW in order to ensure that he and his team were duly informed a journey was made to Suva at 0500 hrs, no per diems were received and nil compensation was received during the 28 visits to Nadi Magistrates Court to observe in person the failures of due process. The Fiji Sun and Fiji Times were notably absent on all occasions: despite their offices being routinely advised. No court reporting was ever in evidence over nine months.

WelcomeHome

27/11/2015 05:02:38 am

Fatou Bensouda, Prosecutor at International criminal Court at The Hague has just been interviewed on BBC 100 Women Programme. She has stated the importance and high priority she places upon women taking a 'no nonsense' and courageous stand against crimes like sexual violence, corruption which impinges upon the Human Rights of the Poor and Disadvantaged, domestic violence both physical and mental through controlling, etc.

Nafisa Case

27/11/2015 05:11:00 am

Whatever the findings of the report on Nafisa she needs to be proven wrong by the Courts not a panel of employees.

The gravity of her wrong doing needs to be proportional to punishment, Coca Cola seems to have jumped on the bandwagon also.
Termination of contracts have become a norm post 2006 and people have been hounded out without any recourse, some many have lost houses, migrated etc and there is no welfare system to fall back on.

The regime has hurt so many by choking individuals financially.

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