Aseri Radrodro rebuffed three letters from the Prime Minister and legal advice from the Solicitor General that led to his sacking as a Cabinet Minister, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka revealed yesterday.
Mr Rabuka also said he wrote twice to the Social Democratic Liberal Party (SODELPA) leader Viliame Gavoka and met him once to discuss Mr Radrodro’s non-compliance to his directives to reappoint members of the Fiji National University Council who he had sacked.
“I requested honourable Gavoka to urge the SODELPA Management Board to consider taking action to ensure the unlawful decisions outlined above, are rescinded, as it could invite serious legal consequences for the Coalition Government,” said Mr Rabuka.
He added that Mr Radrodro would cease to be minister from today.
“Honourable Radrodro may attend his former office to remove his personal items and honourable Gavoka may request him for a handover-briefing on his return from official travel.”
