Almost 70 years on Fulton College located in Tailevu will be relocated to Nadi.
This was revealed today by Pastor Josateki Taleimaitoga of the Seventh Day Adventist Church at the "Bose ko Viti" conference currently being held at the Novotel Convention Centre.
Pastor Taleimaitoga said the relocation process is set to start next year.
He added that the relocation was the best option that the church had to take considering recent problems faced by the school.
Fulton College has been educating people since 1940 , of Christian education by promoting a program of balanced personal development its graduates can be found throughout the Pacific and in many other parts of the world.
Meanwhile, over 300 members of the Seventh Day Adventist Church are in Suva to lay out the strategic direction for the next five years. The conference ends on Saturday with a church service at the Vodafone Arena.
Story by: Ana Naisoro
Fulton College to be relocated
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