High chiefs from around the country have started arriving at the Queen Elizabeth Barracks for the two day Bose Ni Turaga meeting starting tomorrow morning.
The Vunivalu of Rewa Ro Epeli Mataitini has arrived at the Queen Elizabeth Barracks confirming his registration for the two day meeting of the Bose Ni Turaga.
Our reporter Penijamini Seru who is at QEB confirmed that Ro Epeli arrived and his car broke down at the gates and soldiers came to his assistance and pushed his car inside.
Also arriving are the Tui Ba Ratu Sairusi Nagagavoka and the Tui Drola from Yasawa.
Fijian Affairs Ministry media liaison officer Kini Rarubi said the chiefs from Cakaudrove, Macuata and Kadavu will arrive this afternoon as they are coming by boats.
Chiefs Arrive For Meeting
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