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GOFUND DEBT TO FIJIAIRWAYS. Semi Tukana, 'SOLE Fintech will put money into your accounts so you can fund the Debt and PAY US LATER'. Imagine such giveaway CASH. FICAC must look into Sole's GoFund plan

23/2/2024

 

*At the heart of the Fly Now, Pay Later Scam is the role of Fiji Airways in accepting a meagre $400,000 out of $3million to fly the 'pilgrims' into Israel (including Semi Tukana), and after the Hamas attack, to fly them back to Fiji on a special charter flight.
Crowdfunding through SOLE Fintech
"Once it is setup and by next Sunday we will announce the Trustees and the processes that we will follow in the collections and the weekly arrangements of paying Fiji Aiways. We will also setup a separate Facebook page for this purpose." - SEMI TUKANA, SoleFintech

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Semi Tukana and Minister Sakiasi Ditoka
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Micahel Mausio
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Cabinet Minister Ditoka's sister-in-law FINE DITOKA is heavily involved in the running of ICEJ

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Fine Ditoka

*SEMI TUKANA was one of the 'Pilgrims to Israel' but paid his airfares. At the heart of the Fly Now, Pay Later Scam is the role of Fiji Airways in accepting a meagre $400,000 out of $3million to fly the 'pilgrims' into Israel, and after the Hamas attack, to fly them back to Fiji.
*We wonder if Tukana and those endorsing his financial rescue plan to bail out Michael Mausio and Pacific Voyager are interferring into FICAC's investigation into the 'Fly Now, Pay Later' Scandal.
*Reportedly, Tourism Minister Gavoka, the main suspect, is in Oceania Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery, so FICAC can question him.

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​Project: Rebuilding the Wall
I head a team of three to act as Trustees to a Crowdfunding account created in Sole to help repay the debt to Fiji Airways on the recent Charter Flight to Tel Aviv in October 2023.

Objectives:
(1) Help rescue Michael Mausio, a young 32 year-old Fijian Entrepreneur's business called Pacific Voyager. Fijians own only 0.3% of all businesses in Fiji. We are committed to save this one.

(2) Keep current the 5-year Agreement with Fiji Airways on the Charter flights to Tel Aviv

Background (from my own research)

Michael has been a businessman since he was 19 years old. He runs a fashion design company (House of Mausio) plus two other businesses. He has been doing Charter Flights business with Fiji Airways for 3 years since 2020 and it has been a profitable business to run. He sometimes run 6 Charter flights per year to other Pacific Islands. The Charter flight to Israel was the biggest he has ever undertaken.

The Charter flight NAN-HKG-TLV-HKG-NAN business would include the following:

Revenue stream 1. Selling the seats to Fijians, Samoans, Tongans, Vanuatuans, Solomon Islanders to make the pilgrimage to the Holy Land of Israel

Revenue stream 2. Selling Cargo spaces to large Courier companies for the different sectors. Courier companies were ready to take up the spaces. They needed a 3 months pre-departure confirmation that the flight will go ahead before they commit.

Revenue stream 3. Selling the seats to Israelis to make a holiday or business trip to Fiji for two weeks, filling up the empty seats coming back from Tel Aviv to Nadi, and return on the flight to Tel Aviv to pick up the Pacific Islanders pilgrims on their return to Nadi. A large Israeli Tour Operator was ready to sell Fiji to Israelis at their own expense. They only needed a 3 months pre-departure confirmation that the flight will go ahead before they start selling.

The negotiation over the trip to Israel between the parties took over a year before they finally executed an agreement. Unfortunately, the negotiation took long to reach and by the time of the agreement was signed it was not enough time for the Courier company and also for the Israeli Tour Operator to make any firm commitment.
The shortfall came about because Revenue streams 2 and 3 fell through.

Pacific Voyagers is still committed to the 5-year agreement but it has to first meet the current debt with Fiji Airways. And that's where we come in to help him.

Interests in the annual pilgrimage to Israel through the Charter Flight with Fiji Airways

There has been enormous interests amongst Pacific Islanders including those who live in Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, PNG, New Caledonia, NZ, Australia and as far away as America who are willing to fly to Fiji just to get on this Holy Land direct flight with our Airline.

Summary:

Win for Fiji Airways

At least one of Fiji Airways' A330 or A350 plane will be utilized for 4 days in the year.

Passengers will fly Fiji Airways at their own cost from other parts of the Pacific to be on this flight

Explore the possibility of expanding its wings to new frontiers

Win for Government

Exposing Fiji to Israeli businessmen and women (Jews and Arabs) and possible future investments to Fiji
Possibility of forging a two week Government to Government exchange programme with Israeli Technology, Agriculture and Sports

Win for Pacific Voyager

Keeping the profits from this lucrative NAN-HGK-TLV-HGK-NAN charter business arrangement

Win for the Christian Pilgrims

Allow our Christian citizens in Fiji and the Pacific to visit the Holy Land in our own airline with all its convenience and affordable pricing

Crowdfunding through SOLE’ Fintech

Once it is setup and by next Sunday we will announce the Trustees and the processes that we will follow in the collections and the weekly arrangements of paying Fiji Aiways.

​We will also setup a separate Facebook page for this purpose.

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Sole Ltd Clarifies Misinformation and Misinterpretation
Comments have been made on social media with regards to Sole's role in the payment of the debt to Fiji Airways on the charter flight to Israel last year.
We wish to state the following.
1. Sole is not paying the debt.
2. Sole will not be using or cannot use customers funds to pay the debt.
3. Sole customers funds in Sole platform are held in trust accounts in two Banks in Fiji. It is safe and secure.
4. Funds held in trust cannot be used or touched by Sole. It is monitored on a daily basis.
5. Sole is licensed and supervised by the Reserve Bank of Fiji.
6. Sole submits monthly returns so that RBF monitors the daily balances of all customers funds against the trust accounts.
7. A group of three trustees opened a group account in Sole to crowdfund to assist Pacific Voyagers.
8. The group is using Sole platform to ensure transparency and accountability with regards to the funds collected.
9. To contribute to the crowd funding is by choice.
10. The crowdfunding is not organised by Sole but using Sole platform.


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