Prominent New Zealand TV personality, John Campbell, of TV3’s Campbell Live, and his cameraman, Grant Findlay, enjoyed wonderful Samoan hospitality at Vailima on Wednesday night.
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They were hosted at the residence of the Samoa Observer’s Editor-in-Chief, Savea Sano and Publisher, Muliaga Jean Malifa for a night of fun.
Mr. Campbell was in the country to film a story in Apia about the fact the All Blacks have never once visited Samoa, and have only ever played the Manu Samoa five times.
During his time in Samoa, Mr. Campbell spoke to a number of key rugby figures, including Prime Minister, Tuilaepa Sa’ilele Malielegaoi.
On Thursday night, Mr. Campbell thanked the Samoa Observer for welcoming him and his cameraman. Praising the work of the Samoa Observer in Samoa and the region, he acknowledged the wonderful hospitality of the Samoan people whom he said are always welcoming.
Yesterday, Mr. Campbell visited the Samoa Observer headquarters at Vaitele where he met with the staff.
He and Mr. Findlay returned to New Zealand last night.
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