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Tikotikoca seeks clarification on job

FijiLive.com
Sunday February 11, 2007

Police Commissioner Romanu Tikotikoca (l) with Lt Col Jimi Koroi
Fiji’s acting Police Commissioner Romanu Tikotikoca will meet the Constitutional Offices Commission to clarify his recent appointment.

Tikotikoca said he was initially offered the Commissioner of Police position by the acting Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama and was shocked to be appointed acting Commissioner instead.

On a Fijian TV talkback show, Tikotikoca said he was not sure if his appointment was a joke and will clarify this with the Constitution Offices Commission.

"I wouldn’t have left my job in the Solomon Islands if I knew this would happen and I need to clarify this with them."

Tikotikoca said when he received his letter of appointment from the Commission he was surprised that there was no confirmation of the duration of his appointment and the salary package.

"I took this job because I knew I was able to carry on from where Andrew Hughes the former Commissioner left of."

"I have thirty years of experience and I have been given the task to head more than 4000 police officers which is not an easy task," Tikotikoca said.

He added that he will seek further clarification from the Commission on Wednesday.

Hughes employment was terminated after the December 5 coup and Lieutenant Colonel Jimi Koroi was appointed acting Commissioner.

Tikotikoca succeeds Lt Col Koroi who is likely to be appointed a deputy Police Commissioner.

Tikotikoca was until recently head of security at the Gold Ridge Mines in the Solomon Islands.

He had resigned from the Fiji Police Force to take up that appointment.

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