Prasad Urges Unity, Peace
Ms Prasad’s three daughters are also excelling in their fields, with two having completed their Master’s in Business, and the third nearing the completion of her nursing degree at the University of Fiji.
Thursday 10 October 2024 | 10:15
From left: FarmBoy co-director Angie Prasad, Aimaan Ali, Payal Prasad, Lorraine Torovuki, and Alipate Bolavucu at the Namaka Market. Photo: Waisea Nasokia
Let’s make Fiji the way the world should be, says Angee Prasad, co-owner and director of Farmboy (Fiji).
Ms Prasad proudly decorated her stall in white and noble blue to celebrate Fiji Day at Namaka Market in Nadi.
Ms Prasad, a mother of three, reflected on her journey from selling produce along the roadsides of Votualevu and Fantasy Road two decades ago to now being a successful business owner.
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Her stall, a popular feature at Namaka Market, exuded the spirit of Fiji Day, promoting unity, peace, and love.
Originally from Tagitagi, Tavua, Ms Prasad also emphasised her commitment to supporting local communities by outsourcing labor to villagers, especially women, in Nadi.
She spoke passionately about promoting Fiji as a peaceful haven, despite any challenges or negativity the nation may face.
Her business is not only thriving but is also inclusive and environmentally friendly, providing training for youth with special needs.
This initiative aims to equip them with life-long skills.
Ms Prasad’s three daughters are also excelling in their fields, with two having completed their Master’s in Business, and the third nearing the completion of her nursing degree at the University of Fiji.
Former market vendors association leader, Alipate Bolavucu, praised the inclusivity of the event, saying: “We should all embrace each other no matter the socio-background we come from.”
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