Sainiani Boila 
The iTaukei Lands Trust Board has been encouraged to maintain strong leadership and to assist landowners in making informed decisions regarding their land and future.
President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu expressed his admiration for the efforts of the TLTB and its leadership team during their recent visit to the State House.
Led by Chief Executive Solomone Nata, the TLTB team presented updates to the President on their ongoing initiatives, including improvements in land services and enhanced collaboration with iTaukei landowners across various provinces, tikina, villages, and landowning units.
President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu. [Source: Fiji Government/ Facebook]
In a brief presentation, Nata outlined the TLTB’s current programs and new business directions aimed at better serving the iTaukei community.
The President acknowledged the significance of the TLTB’s history, noting that it is the only board in Fiji originally connected to the British Crown upon its establishment in 1940.
Ratu Naiqama also reflected on the unfortunate removal of the President’s role within the Board by the previous government, expressing disappointment at the lost opportunity for stronger representation and leadership.
The meeting highlighted the TLTB’s commitment to supporting iTaukei landowners and advancing their interests in land management and development, reinforcing the importance of strong governance in securing a prosperous future for the community.
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