Rotovator Boost For Nasorowaqa Village Youths
He acknowledged the challenge this presented and assured that the ministry would work tirelessly to promote youth and sports development in the nation.
Sunday 11 February 2024 | 15:10
Minister for Youth and Sports, Jese Saukuru (with garland), with the members of Nasorowaqa Youth Club in Bua.
Minister for Youth and Sports, Jese Saukuru, thanked the members of Nasorowaqa Village for their warm welcome during the handover ceremony of a rotavator.
Mr Saukuru thanked the parents for their overwhelming support, which resulted in a significant turnout for the event.
He emphasised that the village’s leadership should be entrusted to the youth of Nasorowaqa.
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He said the Coalition Government did not support or tolerate any form of violence against women and children.
Mr Saukuru urged the community to work together in combating such violence. Highlighting the demographic statistics, Mr Saukuru said that 70 per cent of Fiji’s population was below the age of 40.
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He acknowledged the challenge this presented and assured that the ministry would work tirelessly to promote youth and sports development in the nation.
The provision of the rotavator was aimed at assisting the youth of Nasorowaqa in their business endeavours.
Mr Saukuru encouraged the youth to form cooperatives while starting their businesses, as this would enhance their chances of success.
He expressed the Coalition Government’s optimism that the rotavator would contribute to the growth of youth clubs and businesses in the village.
He urged the youth to be the voice of change in the community and to work hand in hand for the benefit of all.
Samisoni Naba, a village member, was thankful to the minister for the assistance provided, which he believed would greatly benefit the youth of Nasorowaqa.
He commended Mr Saukuru and the Coalition Government for their commitment to fulfilling their promises to the public.
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