Minister of Sports, Filipe Bole said he will meet with Fiji Rugby Union, President Ro Filipe Tuisawau who is seeking the intervention of the Government after the FRU board did not accept Acting CEO Keni Dakuidreketi resignation.
Though not divulging any information, Bole said he is open to discussion with Tuisawau on the matter.
Tuisawau said that he no longer has any confidence in the leadership of Chairman Bill Gavoka and Dakuidreketi.
He has called on board members to look at themselves seriously and ask whether they are doing the right thing because Gavoka's reasons are just insulting as there are people in FRU who can act as CEO and there are capable people outside ready to come in.
But, Gavoka maintains that the board will stick with Dakuidreketi as acting CEO.
Dakuidreketi still FRU CEO
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