Sitiveni Rabuka, the leader of the People’s Alliance Party (PAP), has expressed confidence in the party’s stability amidst what he describes as attempts by troublemakers to create discord from within. During a recent media briefing, the Prime Minister reaffirmed the solidarity among PAP members in government, especially following the recent nomination and appointment of Fiji’s President-Elect, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu.
Rabuka emphasized that the PAP remains united and resilient, stating, “There are troublemakers out there that are trying to make something out of nothing. I would like to tell the people that their Party, the People’s Alliance Party is solid and growing.” While he chose not to identify specific individuals he deemed as troublemakers, Rabuka assured the public of the confidence in his leadership team.
This unwavering stance showcases the PAP’s commitment to unity and stability, which is crucial for navigating the political landscape. As the party continues to grow, it reflects a hopeful message of resilience and dedication to serving the people of Fiji.
In summary, Sitiveni Rabuka has confidently stated that the People’s Alliance Party stands strong against internal challenges and is committed to growth and leadership.
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