SHIFTING BLAME: Education Minister Mahendra Reddy terminates Director of Exams Seci Waqabaca and replaces him with "peeping tom" Nasoni Rabuka Mua who has close connections with Frank Bainimarama

17/12/2015

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Mua was removed from Manuweni College and placed at the Ministry of Education in 2005 for "making a girl climb on the table to wipe the ceiling fan and he was from underneath peeping at her panty". Because he was able to bribe the Education Officers, he was able to remain in the Education Office and become an education officer in the Fiji teachers registration board. Reddy got scared of him (Mua) at the beginning of the year. He (Mua) was given an immediate transfer letter to resume at the Drug and Substance Abuse office. Mua used his connections at the Prime Ministers Office and Reddy received orders to put a stay to the transfer!

Reddy's good buddy (chamca) Yogesh Krishna and the inexperienced PEMAC HOD is the Principal Education Officer. He never prepared, marked or analyzed exam results at the school level so imagine the National results.

ZILCH: Many students got ZERO in physics

Reddy made a statement in the media telling that Form 7, Year 13 results are out and there is a 100% pass rate. He later changed tune, telling the media it was a mistake but all students have qualified to enter university. Fijileaks to Reddy: 1) An aggregate of 200/250 is required to enter the university. An aggregate is English plus best 3 subjects. 2). An analysis of the result shows that more than 50% of the students have failed English. So how can, MR EDUCATION MINISTER, all students go to university?

http://www.fijileaks.com/home/fnu-teacher-graduates-sent-out-to-schools-without-passing-their-ba-education-primarysecondary-degree-now-fnu-taking-exam-papers-to-their-respective-schools-for-re-sit-reddy-sleeping-on-the-job

Fijileaks: More to follow!

HOW DARE YOU BE ALLOWED TO RUN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION?

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Welcome Home

17/12/2015 01:57:35 pm

Well, Mexican writer and historian, Paco Ignacio Taibo 'tiene razon': he is right. His once beautiful country Mexico is indeed "a pile of crap" and we are glad that we remember it as it used to be. Impunity has "done" for it like Honduras, where the murder rate is the highest recorded in the world in Tegucigalpa. There have been times in Fiji in the past eight to twelve years where one had an eye glued closely to Honduras and its neighbours. Mexico is a much larger country but at least five States are simply running out of control of civil authority due to a toxic mix of drug cartels, rivalry between them, impunity for all kinds of violent crime including trafficking of people, rapes and outright murder. Despite this, one or two very brave women have stood as mayor in towns adjacent to the US/Mexico border. At least one has been summarily murdered for her pains. Nadi Town has suffered a spate of murders since mid-2006. Most have been associated with organised crime. Impunity and corruption played a role in all these deaths. Yet the local media eschewed its duty to investigate and to tenaciously follow through. The web of corruption was quite clearly evident throughout and the targeted threats continued apace for at least five years unabated.

Fools of Paradise

17/12/2015 02:56:25 pm

Isaa vakaloloma Dina , o cockeye couldn't see right. Looking west seeing east. Just imagine him speaking his bullshit.cockeye is not a humble person to much steam that come out both ways up and down. hate this fool. year 13 results only good visible. there are zero marks in physics too. Zero just like cockeye the pop. yes there is more than what the eye can see.

rajend Naidu

17/12/2015 05:33:30 pm

"... It is remarkable that authority can sometimes reside in human beings who are personally unworthy..." - Father Pere Jacques.
Just how true is that!

Slow

17/12/2015 08:25:31 pm

I am not getting this, please help.

The Minister 'clarified' that "there wasn't a 100 percent pass rate for year 13 students"....but he also goes to say that "none of the students failed" How can it be..,?

Alby

18/12/2015 02:37:31 am

It's all a bit of play on words.

From what I understand there is no definitive pass or fail, you simply get marks that can be anywhere between good or bad dependant upon how you did.

So the reality is that there is no pass OR fail. He's right, there wasn't a 100% pass rate and also no one failed.

17/12/2015 09:18:25 pm

In all the gibberish Rajen Naidu posts, this one i can understand. Monster Reddy is unworthy. Its a pity that authority resides in him. We should also pity those who gave the authority to Monster Reddy, Khaiyum and Frank to be specific. We should have greater pity for those who gave authority to Khaiyum and Frank in the first place, for they are clearly unworthy of it.

Laand

18/12/2015 05:08:41 am

What gibberish yaar! Nobody gave Khaiyum and Frank the authority. They gave themselves the authority - which includes giving their lackeys like Reddy the authority. Hope A hole can understand this.

18/12/2015 08:51:48 pm

Laand forgets there was election in 2014. They got their authority from that. Pity those who voted for them. I hope laand dont forget that hole behindhis laand is his "A". Laand look like supporta of Rajend Naidu. Ask him to write about members of Election Commission, especially why one laand called Vijay Naidu joined the Commission. No gibberish.

What...?

18/12/2015 06:36:37 am

Bainimarama has peeping toms for mates...?

Socho

18/12/2015 03:40:16 pm

The Dictator of Fiji Frank Bainimarama not only has peeping toms as mates, he has turned Fiji into a surveillance society so he has his secret agents ( mates from the military ) keeping a tab on everyone, especially critics and opponents . He also has murderers as mates apart from corrupt state officials who he has installed and thieving business mates who bankroll and bribe him. He has a good line up of sycophants as his mates who make out the sun shines out of Bainimarama's cassava patch dash backside.

Dekho

18/12/2015 06:56:57 am

This Mua fala case is a reminder that not only the dictator Frank Bainimarama but his close mates/ cronies are exempt from the rules that apply to others in the " new Fiji " where everyone is " equal ". These scoundrels can get away with anything and they have.
Yes, it is indeed a time to cry for the beloved country.

wiphim

18/12/2015 10:37:19 am

Ring master reddy preparing our future leaders to be clowns not knowing left from right due to eye issues that has confused so many with him saying 100% pass rate nation wide, yet physics some scoring 0 and 50% failing English...only in feejee folks....how he got his post grad is questionable and being the MoE leader is beyond me......well what can we expect from someone who sees the world through one eye eh....everything done in a fast job...half cooked way and he expects tasty result...phagala full speed. Cry Fiji your children will suffer further if he is not sacked and poor teachers who are so stressed as some have looked for other career paths due to this kutas tiny ego.

Tomasi

19/12/2015 03:40:31 am

Yes Dekho. Is Tiko the best person for PS ? What relevant qualifications and experience does he have? What do the two teachers unions have to say about this appointment? What does the Fiji principals' association think about this? What does the Cabinet say about this? What does the acting PS ( Kelera think about this ? Surely, for a very vital and strategic ministry of our country, we must have the very best minds and hearts at its helm. So I ask again, what does the country say about this?

This is not a case for us to cry for our beloved country. No, no more crying folks. This is reason enough to stand up for our country. This is one more of the many reasons we should stand up, speak up, and fight for our country. Enough is enough. I call upon Mika and Ro Kepa and Prof Biman and other leaders to get together and organise a peaceful protest for our country. Lets stop crying and do some something decisive about this. Our children's future is at stake here. Our very nation;s future is at stake. IT IS TIME TO ACT NOW. Let's start with a peaceful protest and see Government's response. Then we decide the next move. But ACT NOW we must. No more crying. No more pussy footing on this critical issue.

Dekho

19/12/2015 11:12:33 am

All the democratic institutions and procedural requirements are merely for show to convince the international community that " democracy has returned to Fiji ". The reality is that the Bainimarama- Khaiyum dictatorship has only changed in name with the accompanying democratic paraphernalia .

Joe Law

19/12/2015 09:28:40 pm

in American Samoa, the schools are encouraged to give every student a pass. They call this "Leave no child behind".
Every student have to progress to the next class at the start of the new academic year. The school have no right to fail a student.
This students now have the mind set that they are actually doing very well in school. It is during their Tertiary Education when reality sets in. They bombed out in the first semester in college/uni, as they just cant keep up with the amount of school work required of them. most them decided to skip school and just wait for grants from the US government and live the rest of their lives on grants.

Its sad to see, that Fiji is adopting the same "Leave no child behind strategy" creating more lazy, dependent people in the country.

The previous education system was much better. Students get to see where they actually stand, and what they need to do in-order to progress further....

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