RESIGN FROM FNU: As Graham Davis shines 'Jyoti - Light' on Fiji Sun, the paper's Managing Editor News, JYOTI PRATIBHA, must step down from FNU Council. Fiji Sun must be non-partisan on EDUCATION matters

Graham Davis on Jyoti Pratibha, Managing Director, News, Fiji Sun
"Jyoti Pratibha is in constant contact with the AG on these exercises in spin and is such a trusted intimate that the AG has appointed her to the Council of the Fiji National University, where the Acting Deputy Chancellor happens to be his aunt, Nur Bano Ali."

It now makes sense why Fiji Sun never reported on the FNU scandals that we had exposed in Fijileaks. Instead our site remains blocked by Fiji National University. When was Jyoti Pratibha appointed to the FNU Council? Who recommended her? Did Fiji Sun report the appointment? How can the paper hold the Education Minister Rosy Akbar, who appointed the FNU Council Members, and FNU to account on education matters, when one of its own Managing Editor News sits on the FNU Council? If she really wants to make any contribution to FNU, she should resign from the Fiji Sun and take up an appointment in FNU's media communications department

Raymond Prasad, of TropicX, who is also design architect and design consultant to Khaiyum's Midlife Investments Ltd apartments is also on the FNU Council, currently in Sydney, Australia

Raymond Prasad graduated with Honours from Deakin University, where he earned a BA in Architecture. He brings over 15 years’ industry experience, and will supply the Council with his refined expertise surrounding the demands and requirements of professional services in the construction industry, such as civil and services engineering.

Vishnu Mohan on FNU Council

Vishnu Mohan is the current Chair of both the Public Service Commission and Fiji Sugar Corporation. He is a senior, international banker with 40 years of experience in Corporate and Institutional Banking and Consumer Banking, covering the Middle East, North America, Southern Africa, West Africa, Thailand, Sri Lanka and Singapore and the Pacific. He led ANZ’s businesses across 12 countries in the Pacific region which covered all retail, commercial and institutional customers, products and operations, and also looked after Fiji as its Country CEO

Education Minister Rosy Akbar must tell Jyoti Pratibha: 'Sorry, as a JOURNALIST, you just can't WEAR TWO HATS, when I oversee the FNU.'

Fijileaks: It is time Bainimarama SCHOOLED into Khaiyum that in the interest of justice, he (Khaiyum) must step down for Fiji POLICE to carry out an investigation into allegations that he was the '1987 BOMBER', and to enable potential witnesses to come forward to help Police in the probe. As long as he has grip on power, POLICE will not be able to carry out an independent investigation into the allegations.
STEP DOWN, NOW!

The former journalist, military officer and author,
The Pedestal, The Prison and the Promise

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