Fulori Diraboki, a remarkable 13-year-old, will be recognized with a Fiji Children’s Award for her outstanding achievements during a challenging year, where she balanced her studies while caring for her bed-ridden mother. Fulori was recently named the dux of Dravo District School in Tailevu, an honor that speaks volumes about her dedication and resilience.
Her inspiring story, which captured the hearts of many Fijians on social media, showcases not just academic excellence but also the strength of character that comes from facing significant personal challenges. Lynda Tabuya, Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, commended Fulori for being an exemplary young woman deserving of recognition.
In her role as caregiver, Fulori has managed to maintain her academic performance, ultimately receiving the Year 8 Dux Trophy. Minister Tabuya expressed her pride in Fulori’s accomplishments, noting that the ministry will host the awards ceremony on Friday at 5 PM to honor exceptional children in their communities and families. She highlighted that Fulori’s success amid adversity is a testament to her remarkable spirit and determination.
This award not only recognizes Fulori’s academic achievements but also serves as an inspiration for other young people facing their own difficulties. It is a celebration of perseverance and the potential to overcome challenges through hard work and dedication.
The upcoming ceremony will not only honor Fulori’s achievements but will also shine a light on the importance of resilience and care within families and communities. Fulori’s story serves as a beacon of hope, inspiring others to strive for excellence despite the odds.
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