Chairman of the Bose Vanua of Naitasiri, Ratu Seru Tuisese said the people of Naitasiri have given their full support for the general elections to be held in March, 2009.
Tuisese has reiterated to the interim government that the Naitasiri province will continue to support the SDL party because it was founded by the chiefs from the highlands.
The Bose Vanua of Naitasiri also stressed that they will oppose everything which the interim government does as all their actions are illegal. 14 chiefs of the province including Naitasiri's paramount chief, Ratu Inoke Takiveikata met in Vunidawa yesterday.
Ratu Tuisese stressed that the people and the Province of Naitasiri will not accept the new look GCC or the People's Charter process.
We Support SDL: Naitasiri
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