Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has dismissed MP Lynda Tabuya as a minister after an explicit video of her circulated online. Ms Tabuya has said the private video was meant for her husband Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has written to the Minister for Women and Children Lynda Tabuya to explain about a *** explicit video, allegedly of her, currently circulating on social media. The PM made the comments when asked if he was aware of the video. Rabuka adds that the letter, reportedly sent this morning, seeks clarification from the Lynda Tabuya, Fiji's Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, confronts the fallout from a *** private video, emphasizing the alarming rise of technology-facilitated gender-based ***. As she vows to pursue legal action against those responsible for the video's unauthorized sharing, Tabuya's stance raises critical questions about privacy, consent, and the societal The latest victim is Fiji's Minister for Women and Children Lynda Tabuya whose private videos were *** and are currently circulating on social media. Lynda Tabuya's Private Video ***. The issue has snowballed into a huge controversy with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka writing to the minister seeking a detailed explanation. [-wATCH-]â Lynda Tabuya *** Video Original Video Link Lynda Tabuya *** Video *** On Social Media *** Trending Now. Lynda Tabuya *** Original Video video took the internet by storm and amazed viewers on various social media platforms. Lynda Diseru Tabuya In March 2020 she was arrested and charged with breaching the Public Order Act over social media comments about the government's Covid-19 response. [28] On 26 December 2024 she was removed as Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation after a *** video of her was *** online. [29] She was replaced by her 671 likes, 0 comments - fijivillage on December 23, 2024: "PM writes to Tabuya on her *** video circulating on social media Prime Minister, Sitiveni

Rabuka says he has written to Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya to provide an explanation after the circulation of a new explicit video of Tabuya. The video gained over 1,300 reactions and has been shared over a thousand times. Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya. Yesterday, the Online Safety Commission issued a public statement requesting members of the public not to share the disturbing video online. Australia Senate committee backs bill to ban See new Tweets. Conversation However, Tabuya's carefully curated image faced an unexpected challenge with the emergence of a *** video leak that set social media ablaze. The incident, which quickly went ***, raised important questions about digital privacy in the age of social media and the ongoing battle faced by public figures when their personal lives collide with