Vinedu gossip 427

VINEDU heard that an MP has recently donated VT 40 000 to a group of so-called politicians in area two in Port Vila constituency at Obama kava bar.

Now there is a question if the money will convince the voters in the area. The two leaders of the group have been seen drinking kava around Namburu and Simbolo.

It is now understood that late night spending in drinking kava has led to a restraining order by the wife of one of the duo. He wanted to build the support of the MP but he puts his signature on the wrong electoral card and wrong constituency?

VINEDU heard that Television Blong Vanuatu has simply decided to give another letter of credential to the diplomatic representatives of Australia and New Zealand in Vanuatu.

The journalist has decided that the New Zealand High Commissioner is Jeff Roach and the Australian High Commissioner is Bill Dobbie.

What a mistake? Did the editor check the script before the news was aired?

VINEDU heard that the suspension of Torba province council will lead up to a bank overdraft. The Government has already spend more than VT 600,000. Is it good administration that the Minister of Internal Affairs is currently preaching?

VINEDU heard that it will be difficult for the students of at two major high schools to get their electoral cards to vote in the constituency of another island.

The MP's agent  has decided to switch to another political party.

So it will be very hard for the MP to send his secret agent to shake hands with the two principals with money in order to do the electoral cards for the students. The secret agent is now spying on his former boss and may cause him to lose this election.

VINEDU heard from the parliament last week that it is risky to enter the operation room at the hospital. The current situation is putting the life of a patient at risk. People are dying almost every day and this has forced sick people to seek spiritual remedies. On the other hand, the number of spiritual healers has increased in the capital. Some of them make good revenue in the name of Jah.