The Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Tuisugaletaua Sofara Aveau, will have some tough competition for next year’s General Elections.
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One of the strongest challenges will be mounted by Letogo village candidate, Sulamanaia Faleotituau Tauiliili, who is challenging the Minister for the Vaimauga West seat.
Sula, who works for the Ministry of Revenue, will be carrying the Human Rights Protection Party banner. He said there was much his village needed to see happen. “At the moment most of the villagers are living on leased land from the government,” he told the Sunday Samoan. “But those lands belong to the constituency and we want them returned."
“Our village of Letogo has also grown and there are numerous things we need to fix like our water supplies and roads.”
He said he would soon resign from the Ministry of Revenue, so he could prepare for the election. If he is unsuccessful, Sula said he hoped to return to the Ministry of Revenue.
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