Interim PM Commodore Frank Bainimarama
Interim Prime Minister, Commodore Frank Bainimarama has reiterated that Suva lawyer, Graham Leung will be on the travel ban list for some time.
When Village News questioned Commodore Bainimarama why Leung is on the watch list, he said Leung has been going overseas and misleading the international community about what is happening in Fiji.
He also said that Leung trying to catch a flight in Nadi yesterday morning was clearly a publicity stunt.
Commodore Bainimarama said Leung has some options available for him to try to travel overseas but he has made it clear that the Suva lawyer will not be allowed by the interim government to leave the country.
Leung has told Village News that he will take legal action against the interim government for barring him from leaving the country.
Leung will be on travel ban list for some time-Interim PM
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