The Chairman of the Kadavu Provincial Council has today said that he may have to go to the Interim Prime Minister if the Interim Finance Minister, Mahendra Chaudhry does not resolve the rent dispute in relation to Kadavu House.
Ratu Josateki Nawalowalo said all this rubbish needs to stop and Chaudhry needs to realise that Kadavu House is owned by the Provincial Council and run by Kadavu Holdings. He said if all this fails he will quit from the National Council for Building a Better Fiji.
Nawalowalo also stresses that there is no need to block the rent payment as Kadavu House is still vacant due to the delay on the part of the Public Service Commission.
It was confirmed last week that the PSC has paid more than $884 thousand dollars in rent for the empty office space at Kadavu House from August to December last year.
Chaudhry wants the whole matter investigated by FICAC.
Last resort is to quit NCBBF-Nawalowalo
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