Land Force Commander, Colonel Mosese Tikoitoga stressed that none of the Methodist Church ministers were forced to attend the meeting at Queen Elizabeth Barracks on Tuesday night.
He said there are reports emerging that former Church President, Reverend Josateki Koroi was forced to go to the army barracks.
However Colonel Tikoitoga said this was not the case as it was a voluntary meeting.
Story by: Vijay Narayan
News
No Church ministers were forced to attend meeting-Tikoitoga
By fijivillage.com
24/08/2011 17:09
More from this day
Stories published on 24/08/2011
-
2007 RWC achievements benchmark for performance24/08/2011 17:30 -
Fiji soccer team confident of winning24/08/2011 17:15 -
Court of Appeal refuses application by FICAC24/08/2011 17:13 -
Help or shut up24/08/2011 17:11 -
Macuata kaji ruggers a force to reckon with24/08/2011 17:10 -
Hibiscus contestant aims to open an orphanage24/08/2011 17:07 -
Court of Appeal refuses application by FICAC24/08/2011 17:06 -
Carter backs Slade selection24/08/2011 17:05 -
President to be first speaker at AIDS conference24/08/2011 17:05 -
Aust news outlets threaten to drop RWC coverage24/08/2011 16:40
Search this day in the archive