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SIR PETER DESCRIBES LATE SIR LLOYD AS NATIONAL SYMBOL

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30 may 2007

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“The life and achievements made by the late Sir Lloyd Maepeza Gina should be a challenge to us Solomon Islanders as we strive for excellence towards nation building,” Speaker of Parliament Sir Peter Kenilorea said.
Speaking at the state funeral to farewell the former speaker of parliament in Honiara yesterday, Sir Peter said the late Sir Lloyd was one of the leadership icons the country has ever produced, describing him as a “national icon”.
The Late Sir Lloyd was the country’s first Speaker of Parliament when Solomon Islands established its first Parliament in the early 1980’s.
Sir Peter said Sir Lloyd was a “highly motivated, dedicated, soft spoken, down to earth’ person and was one of the few Solomon Islanders who were privileged to hold important offices during the colonial administration.
The late Sir Lloyd started his service with the government with a humble beginning as an office clerk in 1956 and worked his way to be a Chief Administration Officer and ultimately the Speaker of Parliament.
Sir Peter said the late Sir Lloyd’s untarnished record of service has earned him three consecutive terms as Speaker of Parliament.
“The success of the late Sir Lloyd was based on his unswerving personal and experiential faith in God,” he said. “Sir Lloyd’s life should be a challenge to us Solomon Islanders as we strive for excellence in all we do towards nation building”.
Sir Lloyd is survived by his wife, seven children and 14 grandchildren.
His body was taken to his home village in the Roviana Lagoon of Western Province for burial.
Hundreds including Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare, cabinet ministers, diplomatic cops, heads of regional organizations attended the funeral service.

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