The Interim Prime Minister has today called on Ousted Prime Minister, Laisenia Qarase to stop leaving it to God to get rid of corruption in Fiji.
Commodore Frank Bainimarama said Qarase keeps bringing up the issue that only God can eradicate corruption, which is only an excuse that nothing can be done about it.
Bainimarama has also challenged Qarase to come out and reveal details to the public about the SDL's investment company, Duavata Initiative, who was involved and who were the financiers of the company.
The Interim Prime Minister has also called on Qarase to give him details of any corrupt practices in the interim administration.
Qarase had said last week that it would take years to fix up the problems when the interim government leaves, as there is a lot of corruption under the current administration.
Stay with us as Qarase is expected to comment later today.
Stop leaving it to God-Interim PM
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