The next nine days will be an opportunity for the public to take advantage of the Fiji National Provident Fund’s services at Fiji Showcase 2010 without the hassle of queuing up.
The Fiji National Provident Fund is one of over 135 booths that will be displaying their services over the next nine days at the Vodafone Arena.
Manager Public Relations and Corporate Communications Wainikiti Bogidrau said that their officers will be down at Fiji Showcase providing all their services.
Bogidrau also added that they also have two important services which will only be at Fiji Showcase 2010.
Fiji Showcase 2010 kicks off in the next two hours with the public being able to take advantage of the various booth displays on offer ranging from household items, food and packaging as well as cars and car accessories.
Fiji Showcase 2010 kicks off at 12pm at the Vodafone Arena and tickets will cost $3.50 for adults and $2.50 for children.
FNPF services available at Showcase
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