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WIPING OFF $650m TELS Debt. Now, Biman Prasad claims it was Gavoka and SODELPA who forced three-legged wobbly scooter Coalition to wipe off student debt. PUBLISH the names of 53,750 TELS student DEBTORS

11/7/2023

 

Fijileaks: We must know their names, their ethnicities, their family backgrounds, the courses they were doing, Universities they were attending, and where they are now?
*Prasad claims that he found out that $190 million was paid out to students who never completed their studies. Who are these students?
Where are they now? Are they in employment in Fiji?
*Have they migrated, and are now in employment overseas?
*Who the hell is BILL GAVOKA to hold the Coalition (and the TAXPAYERS) to ransom, by demanding $650million be wiped out?
*In 2010, our Founding Editor-in-Chief spent a year analysing the National Bank of Fiji DEBTORS LIST and was shocked that Chiefs, Thieves, and Coupists were the major culprits who stole over $450million from the NBF, bankrupting Fiji's national bank under Coupist Rabuka.
*We demand that the names of 53,750 student TELS debtors be published, so we can hold them to account, and PUT SODELPA leader BILL GAVOKA on trial for extorting $650million from the TAXPAYERS. Sitiveni Rabuka and Biman Prasad should be held accountable.
The TELS LOAN DEBTS remind us of the NBF Loans Scandal. To date no one has been held to account, including Coupist RABUKA 

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In 2010 I enlarged, in 16 instalments in C4/5, the backgrounds of individuals, coupists, companies, chiefs, thieves, politicians, and provincial councils who stole thousands and millions from the National Bank of Fiji and disappeared into the sunset. The principal culprit who disappeared with them was Sitiveni Rabuka. He disappeared after losing the 1999 general election with his side-kick and NFP leader Jai Ram Reddy, and became chairman of the Great Council of Chiefs.

Qeleni Holdings Ltd owed $716,748 to  collapsed National Bank of Fiji

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NBF DEBTORS LIST: It was only when I researched into the background of companies listed as debtors that I was shocked to find out that many of the companies were owned by some prominent chiefs and their families.
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​Take, for example, QELENI HOLDINGS LTD.

It was owned by Rabuka's paramount Cakaudrove chief and Fiji's president Ratu Sir Penaia Ganilau and his family

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*Rabuka is yet to explain why the Ganilau family's Qeleni Holdings was paid $F650,000 to buy off from the family the Prime Minister's (Rabuka's) new residence in 1993 when the Government valuer had estimated its value at $F465,000?
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​*We might recall that Qeleni Holdings owed $716,748 to  collapsed National Bank of Fiji.

​Why Qeleni debt was not deducted when the property was sold at an inflated price for Rabuka to reside in as PM? 

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* Who borrowed over $100,000 on behalf of the Cakaudrove Provincial Council from the NBF and for what, and whether the loan was paid back?
* We may recall that Ratu Epeli Ganilau owed NBF $631,594 and Ratu Inoke Kubuabola owed the bank over $198,000.
​In 1995 the two were listed as Directors of the Cakaudrove Provincial Holdings Limited. One gave his occupation as FMF Commander; the other as Cabinet Minister:

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