Legendary Fijian Musician, Sakiusa Bulicokocoko will be laid to rest at home next Saturday after he passed away in Hawaii two weeks ago.
Younger brother Usaia Radrokai Bulicokocoko has confirmed that they have received confirmation from their relatives and the Fijian community in Hawaii that his brother's body will be arriving in the country next week.
Radrokai said that this was made possible after they provided the authorities in Hawaii with their birth certificates to confirm that they are closely related to Bulicokocoko and they also provided a consent letter from a lawyer asking for his body to be released from Hawaii.
Radrokai added that Sakiusa's close friends and relatives will farewell him next Friday before the body is brought home by close relatives and the Kapena group which is now based in Hawaii.
Bulicokocoko who was from Namara, Tailevu, was born on the 30th of April 1950 in Samabula.
Legendary Fijian Musician to be laid to rest at home
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