The Fiji Police Force has received a notable boost with a generous contribution of $15,000 from TotalEnergies Marketing (Fiji) Pte Ltd for the upcoming Ratu Sukuna Bowl Rugby Tournament. This important tournament serves as a key element in the Force’s community outreach and anti-drug initiatives.
Eroni Verevukiv, Vice President of TotalEnergies B2B, expressed pride in supporting this annual event, underlining its role in fostering collaboration between the police and the community to raise awareness about drug abuse, HIV, and various other social issues. Deputy Commissioner of Police, Aporosa Lutunauga, welcomed this contribution, highlighting its vital importance in strengthening the Force’s mission to create safer, healthier communities.
“The Sukuna Bowl is more than just a rugby match; it is a platform for the Fiji Police to launch endeavors in the fight against crime,” stated Lutunauga. This event plays a critical role in the Police’s community policing strategy, engaging the public through sports to address urgent social issues.
He further noted that TotalEnergies’ support aligns with the Fiji Police Force’s Strategic Plan 2025–2029, which emphasizes building partnerships to promote a safe and drug-free Fiji. The funds will be allocated to accommodate players, covering their transportation and refreshments across all sporting events.
The Ratu Sukuna Bowl Tournament has emerged as a vital platform where law enforcement, corporate partners, and citizens join forces to combat crime and advocate for healthy lifestyles. Lutunauga extends his gratitude towards TotalEnergies, urging all Fijians to unite in the movement for a drug-free Fiji.
Scheduled to take place from November 17-19 in Suva, with additional events on November 20-21 in Labasa, the tournament will feature soccer, women’s rugby, and men’s rugby matches, creating an exciting environment for sports enthusiasts across the nation. This event not only showcases athletic prowess but also reinforces the positive commitment towards community welfare and social responsibility.
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