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Viliame Odrovakavula
Senivalati Waqa at Nakavika Village in Namosi. Picture: VILIAME ODROVAKAVULA
Poverty in Fiji can only be addressed if people turn back to the land and till the soil to earn and meet their needs and improve their livelihoods.
These were the words of Yanuca Island native, Senivalati Waqa, who is now living with his wife at Nakavika Village in Namosi.
This newspaper met the farmer during the launch of Vodafone Fiji’s Satellite Community Wi-Fi at Nakavika Village, Namosi on Wednesday.
Mr Waqa, who was a security officer before the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in Fiji last year, said he was very lucky to have a piece of land given to him by his cousin when he arrived in the village.