Former Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Fiji Rugby Union (FRU) boss Keni Dakuidreketi and their wives were privileged to be invited to the first Prayer Breakfast hosted by the President of the United States of America, Barrack Obama.
Speaking from Woodland, USA, Rabuka said there were 180 leaders from around the world who attended the event which was opened by the former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair.
Rabuka said he was happy to represent Fiji and was also invited to pray for over 4000 invited guests at the function.
The delegation from Fiji invited to the Prayer Breakfast with Obama included Colonel Ilaisa Kacisolomone and his wife, and former officials of the Prime Minister's office, Torika Uluiviti and Aliti Cagica.
Rabuka/Keni Attend 1st US Prayer Breakfast
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