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Thursday, March 01, 2007

PEOPLE CONDEMN THREAT AND SWEARING

SIBCOnline News
18:43 hrs
28/02/2007

The people of a North Malaita tribe have condemned the disrespect shown to their member of Parliament, Daniel Enele Kwanairara.

Opposition leader and MP for Central Kwara'ae, Fred Fono, Independent leader and MP for North Malaita, Enele Kwanairara; East Are Are MP, Edward Huniehu and Small Malaita MP William Haomae have all received death threats from unidentified people believed to be living in Honiara.

They were threatened prior to the planned motion of no confidence in the Prime Minister last Friday.

Chief Kemuel Konainao of the Fauthari Tribe of North Malaita says the threat and swearing at their leader is a very serious matter according to their tradition.

"We are sad that our leader Enele Kwanairara who represents us in Parliament had been threatened and sworn-at. We are disappointed and that we would like the government to look into the matter. The threat and swearing are very serious matters."

Meanwhile, Chiefs of Central Kwara'ae have also expressed similar sentiments.

The chiefs condemn the threats on the lives of the four Malaita MPs and the swearing on the leaders and their families.

The Central Kwara'ae chiefs say they believe those who made the defamation on the leaders are supporters of the present government.

The chiefs therefore call on the government to consider the matter seriously.

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