Take a good look at this face
This is Arvin Datt, who was Manager Finance at Fiji TV and fired recently for incompetence and leaking confidential FV TV documents to his God Mahend Chaudary.
Prior to that he was Director Finance at the Suva City Council where he resigned all of a sudden. And after that he joined FIRCA as its GM Finance. While at FIRCA he falsified some personal claims and was going to be fired pending investigations when he cried in front of the then CEO Sila Kotobalavu asking him to please drop the investigation as he was going to resign anyway and so as not to hinder his intended move to Fiji TV.
After the 2006 coup and since he is Rajen Chaudary’s best mate (worships the ground that Rajend walks) and is a chum cha boy of Mahend he was justly rewarded as a Board member of the Organisation that he stole from, FIRCA. But wait there’s more!!
MAHENDRA CHAUDARY IS NOW PUSHING VERY HARD TO HAVE HIM REPLACE FILIPE BOLE AS CHAIRMAN OF FIRCA!!!
How low are this thieves going to goe before the Nation reacts??
When is this nonsense going to stop? Come on people of Fiji, are we this hopeless, laid back, reluctant or lamulamu???
Soli Vakasama 
January 17, 2008 at 2:43 am
Great job SV in exposing more of these coup apologists’ hidden agendas and their traitorous and treacherous maneuverings! Their circle’s getting smaller & smaller (not many that they can trust now, can they?) as more people are beginning to realise that the true foundation of this military regime is based on nothing but LIES, DECEIT, GREED, MURDER and TREASON. Ingrediants of a great hollywood thriller except we, the people are living and paying for this nightmare!
Personally, I’d rather suffer a little longer until we get back to parliamentary democracy next year if it would mean purging these criminals and coup apologists (let’s keep exposing them) once and for all from any meaningful participation in public life except to clean up the streets and roads in Fiji and other community service whilst serving their life sentences!
Btw, I like the new look SV, an appropriate pix given that Voreqe, one of the coup leaders of 2000 is still yet to be thrown into jail and do his time.
January 17, 2008 at 7:01 am
Hi butterscotch,we’re up early aren’t we???
January 17, 2008 at 7:10 am
Sometimes we feel helpless watching what these pigs are doing and not being able to do anything.
But the best thing we can do is to be patient.The tide will turn and these f@#$%#s will all be out on their asses.
And did you see those leeches on TV last night who accepted posts in the pigs council.MAGAITINADRATOU KECE!!!!!
SV,na yacadra e taba tiko i na FT Online.Biuta mada i ke me ra vosaca taki sara mada va vinaka.
GRRHHHHasaaaa!!!,au via lua sara ga.
January 17, 2008 at 7:32 am
A few of those who have agreed to be members of the National Council had (I thought) rejected the Charter. But the attraction of the allowances and fees have overwhelmed them and they have as a result changed their position.
Beddoes, Lewanavanua, Maivalili, Katonivere, Ralogaivau and some others come to mind. I remember that the Lomaiviti province had rejected the Charter and Chairman Lewanavanua did speak out very strongly against it. But alas he is now in the thick of things.
I hope that these people have very good reasons to join this illegal process. They will have to answer to the people that they think they represent.
January 17, 2008 at 7:34 am
Nawalowalo was no surprise as he has undertaken to join any interim Govt Committee which promises to earn him a few cents!
January 17, 2008 at 9:20 am
Ra vicai na i lala qo vata kei Voreqe,,,Fucken assholes!!Ni veivutu i cici na lewe ni IG kei nomuni liuliu.Dramica vinaka na soresore nei Chodo o iko Voceke,,ceuta mai na churtney mai na qara ni tati nei Chaudary me rawa levu na metali qai vasuka taka vena SUKA export taki mai Idia.
Da blog valevu da vavosa ca taki ira qo.
I KOMADA Bainimutherfucker,,kerekere mo laki teve tale vei doctor Jona Senilagakali.Me qai dabeca na gusumu nomu Minister vakacegu o Bernadette Ganilau.Cecebua tu na drotini ni nomu sona,drau 69 kei nomu Minister vakacegu o Poseci Bune.
January 17, 2008 at 10:05 am
cecere vaka dua highway stabalizer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!kaila
January 17, 2008 at 11:10 am
lol….”Highway Stabalizer”….ruru tagane…tauri iko vakamalua…I think its about time we do something. Sa sega ni rawa nida na vatiko ga qo…So mada e vaqara black market ni dakai mai…..These people need to learn the hard way…..
January 17, 2008 at 11:55 am
sa malo vakalevu highway stabilizer … mavoa!!
o raibaci peresitedi talega … sa qase vakacava me cegu … lakolako qai vakacegui koya dua na mata ni moto. na levu ni boci.
tukuna o Savua vei baku Qiliho – “maumau vei iko e $0.08…thats cost per bullet if u buy in bulk. hahaha
ni veicai na sotia.
January 17, 2008 at 1:01 pm
COMMODORE Frank Bainimarama’s reason for his Cabinet reshuffle lacks merit and substance, and is doomed to fail.
I recall soon after the coup, Bainimarama and his Military Council proudly proclaiming that all Cabinet positions were vacant and would be advertised in their quest to legitimise their illegal takeover.
This proclamation was simply a smoke screen because even after the military claimed having received over 300 applications, it was common knowledge that all previous Interim
Cabinet ministers were invited and no one applied.
This time around, Bainimarama no longer uses the smoke screen and directly invites four new interim ministers after dumping nine from his previous Cabinet.
The overall goal of his reshuffle was to “remove overlaps and conflicts, balance the workloads and responsibilities and enhance synergies”.
My question is who caused this overlap and conflicts? Who caused the imbalance of workloads and responsibilities? Who caused the disharmony?
It is none other than Bainimarama and his Military Council because they alone, together with their shadowy advisers who are responsible for the selection of the previous interim Cabinet!
As usual, Bainimarama never accepts any responsibility, but instead used these nine interim ministers as cannon fodder.
Going on the track record of the previous interim Cabinet and comparing it with the current overloading of ministerial responsibilities among fewer interim ministers, it seems highly unlikely that Bainimarama will be able to fulfil the unrealistic undertaking he has made.
For example, President Ratu Josefa Iloilo in his prepared speech when resuming executive power in January 2007 set down 11 mandates for the interim Cabinet to fulfil.
Mandate # 10 is the only mandate, which directs the interim Cabinet to “immediately as practicable introduce a Code of Conduct and Freedom of Information provisions”.
What progress has transpired after 12 months? Nothing!
This responsibility comes under the interim A-G’s portfolio, which means he has failed the President by not being able to carry out his Cabinet responsibilities as per mandate.
However, Bainimarama not only retains him despite several serious blunders during the last 12 months, including one instance where Government House erroneously intervened on his behalf, yet he still rewards and entrusts him with even more responsibility than he can possibly handle!
It seems that Bainimarama removes only those who are a threat to him or those who seem to have changed their perception of being involved in his illegal Government.
One thing Bainimarama needs to learn among many other things is that when he picks people after his own heart with no room for constructive criticism, he faces a dilemma.
His dilemma is that despite seeming to doubling in his strength, it is all illusionary because he at the same time is also doubling in his weakness!
That is why I say his reasons for his Cabinet reshuffle lacks merit and substance and is doomed to fail from the very beginning.
January 17, 2008 at 2:59 pm
testing…
NP – check yr email pls.
January 17, 2008 at 4:24 pm
vinaka Tui….at times I wonder the real purpose of the bodyguards….they r there not to protect the ministers but keep them incheck that they do not liumuri the military>>>>
January 17, 2008 at 5:18 pm
Vinaka Vaka Levu Tui. Very well written, simple to read, intelligent and to the point.
Please keep it coming.
We will be patient and keep exposing these useless lunatics. Our time will come!
January 17, 2008 at 5:22 pm
Well, after hearing Sakiusa Bolaira last night saying that the ailing pressie expressed extreme disappointment at those that turned down the invitation to join the council, I held my breath to the expectation that the puppet would be fuming in his address or show some sort of indication that he was truly disappointed….but alas! what did we all see??? I thought of my little son struggling through his Viti Dua reading book when I saw the puppet struggling through his speech!!! What a laugh!
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April 29, 2008 at 8:15 pm
Arvin Datt should be rewarded for his hard work. Has anyone heard a story about a dog who was barking at the elephant. The people who are critizing Arvin are no exception. Don’t be jealous guys but anyway I think he deserves credit for his hardwork.
April 29, 2008 at 8:25 pm
They are not thieves but are improving the nation’s economy from dooming. Don’t mislead people of Fiji.People are naive but cooperative. On the other hand I think the advertiser is hopeless, reluctant and lamulamu???
April 30, 2008 at 1:14 am
Ragni – Do you want Freedom or Free Doom?
December 1, 2008 at 9:05 pm
Fiji gals ass hole &&&&&&&&&&$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Lamulamu…fuckn assholes