The recent death of the beloved radio personality Paula Rokotuiveikau Nabuta, affectionately known as Ouch Mama, has generated an outpouring of grief across the community. Nabuta worked at Communications Fiji Limited (CFL) alongside the late Maikeli Radua, whose passing has recently also affected many hearts. His demise, following a prolonged illness, has brought forth a wave of nostalgia and reflection from fans and colleagues alike.
Tributes have flooded social media, with many expressing sadness over the eerie coincidence of two iconic radio figures departing so closely together. Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources, Filimoni Vosarogo, took to Facebook to honor Nabuta, highlighting his ability to bring joy and laughter into the lives of many people.
Just like his colleague, the late Mr. Radua, Nabuta was a voice that accompanied generations, weaving through the childhoods of countless listeners with humor and relatable anecdotes. He leaves behind a loving family, including his wife and two children, who will carry his legacy forward.
The loss of prominent figures like Nabuta and Radua underscores the significant role that radio personalities play in shaping our cultural landscape, resonating with communities long after their voices have left the airwaves. As the community mourns, there remains hope that their legacies will inspire new generations to appreciate the power of voice and humor in fostering connection and unity within society.
As community members gather memories and tributes, it reinforces the importance of cherishing those who bring joy into our lives and the impact they leave behind. Let us carry forward their spirit of laughter and camaraderie, ensuring that their influence continues to uplift and inspire.
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