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TEN YEARS ON, Fijileaks stands vindicated on FFP Healthgate TENDER scam. Former Health Minister Neil Sharma, Bainimarama and Khaiyum charged for failing to comply with statutory requirements for TENDERS

6/2/2024

 

TEN YEARS TODAY: From Fijileaks Archives

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On 20th October, 2011 The Attorney General and Acting Minister for Finance (AIYAZ SAYED KHAIYUM) approves the waiver.

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Fijileaks: When we exposed the tender scam in 2014, the supine Fiji media, led by the FFP's then hound dogs the Fiji Sun, went for Fijileaks like those uncontrolled XL Bully Dogs. Ten years later, that barking and biting role has been taken over on behalf of the Coalition government by Richard Naidu's journalist goons at the Fiji Times against Fijileaks.
​*Despite our repeated protestations, they keep referring to us as a social media platform, ignoring the fact that like the Fiji Times, Fiji Sun, Fijilive and Fijivillage, we are a proper news and investigative journalism online site on Fiji that has broken major scandals since the 2006 Coup, first in the Fiji Sun under the late Russell Hunter, and since 2012 in Fijileaks.
*The arrest and charging of the TRIO (Neil Sharma, Frank Bainimarama and Aiyaz Khaiyum) ten years on, reinforces our claim that no charges were laid against Bainimarama's MASTER TORTURER BEN NALIVA because his victims were warned that if they went to the Fiji Police, they would find themselves in COFFINS.
​*We repeat: Ben Naliva must be sacked as Deputy Commander of the Australian army's 7th brigade, deported to Fiji, and charged by the Coalition government for gross human rights abuses and torture since 2006.
*When will FICAC charge Fiji's Indo-Fijian BAIMAAN for dishing out $250,000 to his wife and their crony Ganesh Chand without calling for TENDER during the Girmit Celebrations?

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​STATEMENT

The Fiji Police Force confirms that today, we have taken in for further questioning the former Prime Minister, Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama; the former Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum; and the former Health Minister, Mr. Neil Prakash Sharma for allegedly failing to comply with statutory requirements for tenders as stipulated under the 2010 Procurement Regulation.

At the conclusion of their caution interview, the three were formally charged for the following offences;

Count 1: Abuse of Office
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Neil Prakash Sharma between 03 August 2011 to 13 September 2011 at Suva in the Central Division being employed in the public service as the Minister of Health of the Republic of Fiji, abused his position as the Minister of Health by intentionally failing to comply with statutory requirements for tenders stipulated under the Procurement Regulation 2010 for the Ministry of Health Tender CTN 66/2011 and actively engaged in acts to undermine CTN 66/2011 in favour of bidder, Hospital Engineering & Consultancy Ltd also known as Hospineer which was an arbitrary act that was prejudicial to the rights of other bidders in CTN 66/2011.

Count 2: Abuse of Office

Neil Prakash Sharma between 18 October 2011 to 20 October 2011 at Suva in the Central Division being employed in the public service as the Minister of Health of the Republic of Fiji, abused his position as the Minister of Health by intentionally failing to comply with statutory requirements for tenders stipulated under the Procurement Regulation 2010 for the Ministry of Health Tender CTN 153/2011 and actively engaged in acts to undermine CTN 153/2011 in favour of bidder, Hospital Engineering & Consultancy Ltd also known as Hospineer which was an arbitrary act that was prejudicial to the rights of other bidders in CTN 153/2011.

Count 3: Breach of Trust by Person Employed in the Public Service

Neil Prakash Sharma between August 03 2011 to 13 September 2011 at Suva in the Central Division being employed in the public service as the Minister of Health of the Republic of Fiji, in the discharge of his duty committed a breach of trust by intentionally manipulating the tender process for Ministry of Health Tender CTN 66/2011 in favour of Hospital Engineering & Consultancy Ltd also known as Hospineer and securing benefits for Hospineer that was against the interest of other bidders in CTN 66/2011.

Count 4: Breach of Trust by Person Employed in the Public Service

Neil Prakash Sharma between 18 October 2011 to 20 October 2011 at Suva in the Central Division being employed in the public service as the Minister of Health of the Republic of Fiji, in the discharge of his duty committed a breach of trust by intentionally manipulating the tender process for Ministry of Health Tender CTN 153/2011 in favour of Hospital Engineering & Consultancy Ltd also known as Hospineer and securing benefits for Hospineer that was against the interest of other bidders CTN 153/2011.

Count 5: Abuse of Office

Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama on 13 September 2011 at Suva in the Central Division being employed in the public service as the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Fiji, recklessly abused his position as the Minister of Finance by granting a waiver of tender process without lawful justification for Ministry of Health Tender CTN 66/2011 in violation of the Procurement Regulation 2010, which was an arbitrary act prejudicial to the rights of other bidders in CTN 66/2011.

Count 6: Abuse of Office

Aiyaz Sayed-Khayum on 20 October 2011 at Suva in the Central Division being employed in the public service as the Acting Minister of Finance of the Republic of Fiji, recklessly abused his position as the Minister of Finance by granting a waiver of tender process without lawful justification for Ministry of Health Tender CTN 153/2011 in violation of the Procurement Regulation 2010, which was an arbitrary act prejudicial to the rights of other bidders in CTN 153/2011.

Count 7: Obstructing the course of Justice

Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum on 29 June 2012 at Suva in the Central Division being employed in the public service as the Attorney General of the Republic of Fiji, intentionally obstructed Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) investigation against Dr Neil Sharma in Ministry of Health Tender CTN 66/2011 by directing all investigation to be shelved until further notice which resulted in the cessation of FICAC investigation and no criminal charges being filed against Dr Neal Sharma for the past 10 years. Aiyaz Sayed Khaiyum knew that there was compelling evidence in the FICAC investigation which would have resulted in criminal charges being filed against Dr Neil Sharma, by issuing such a directive as the Attorney General of Fiji, he had obstructed the course of justice.

The above charges has been sanctioned by the Office of the Director Public Prosecutions.

The three are currently kept in custody at the Totogo Police Station and will be produced at the Suva Magistrates Court tomorrow, Wednesday, 07/02/2024.

Mesake Waqa
Assistant Commissioner of Police Crime

HEALTHGATE TENDER SCAM: From Fijileaks Archives

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