Acting Interim Prime Minister, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau said the Interim Administration is not bothered about Pacific Centre for Public Integrity Director, Angie Heffernan going to lobby against Commodore Bainimarama in New York.
Speaking at the Nadi International Airport after fare welling Commodore Bainimarama, Ratu Epeli said the Interim Administration will move ahead with its plans and Heffernan cannot stop that.
Interim Prime Minister, Commodore Frank Bainimarama also stresses that Heffernan's trip to New York will achieve nothing for Fiji.
Heffernan also said that NGO's do not need to be in the UN Assembly to make an impact, and she will hold meetings with NGO's, US and UN officials to tell them that they are not happy with what is happening in Fiji.
Interim Administration not bothered about PCPI
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