The Interim Prime Minister has clearly stated to the Methodist Church ministers who had the meeting with him and the military officers at QEB yesterday, on who is now in-charge of the running of the country.
Deputy Secretary for Information, Major Neumi Leweni who was also present at the meeting said Commodore Frank Bainimarama stressed the importance of working together and the importance of the People's Charter.
When questioned on whether the Methodist Church ministers stated their earlier stance of rejecting the People's Charter process to Commodore Bainimarama and the military officers, Major Leweni said the church ministers want to continue with the dialogue process.
About 15 church ministers including Reverand Laisiasa Ratabacaca, Reverand Tuikilakila Waqairatu and Reverand Manasa Lasaro met with the Interim PM and the military officers at QEB yesterday.
Bainimarama Stresses Importance of Working Together
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