Fulori Diraboki, a 13-year-old student, is set to receive a Fiji Children’s Award this Friday in recognition of her outstanding achievements and resilience during a challenging year. Amidst the responsibility of caring for her bedridden mother, Fulori excelled academically and was named the dux at Dravo District School in Tailevu.
Her touching story garnered widespread attention on social media, resonating with many Fijians. Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya, praised Fulori as an exemplary young woman and a true inspiration. She expressed pride in Fulori’s ability to balance her academic pursuits while managing household duties, stating, “Congratulations to Fulori for the amazing results in her exams. The ministry is very proud of her.”
Fulori’s achievements serve as a testament to her hard work and determination, showcasing how her dedication allowed her to triumph despite facing significant personal challenges. The awards ceremony organized by the ministry, in collaboration with the Fiji Children’s Award, will honor children like Fulori who have made remarkable contributions to their communities and families.
This event not only highlights Fulori’s accomplishments but also underscores the importance of resilience and support within our communities. Fulori’s story is a beacon of hope, reminding us that even in the face of adversity, young people can rise and shine through their efforts and dedication.
The awards will take place on Friday at 5 PM, celebrating not just Fulori, but also the spirit of perseverance shown by children across Fiji.
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