The questions and concerns of the people have become a matter of seeking clear answers from the current Government of 2026, which is led by the Prime Minister, Lord Fakafanua. The people are questioning the integrity of the government following matters regarding the violation of the Constitution and various laws of the land.
The people are heavily questioning these specific issues:
1. Violation of the Law and the Constitution
The Current Government violated the Constitution (Clause 109, Clause 10, and Clause 48), along with the Land Act (Section 130, 141, 142, and 143). The same applies to the Criminal Offences Act (Section 170) regarding forgery, perjury, and drawing a false map to alter the route of the Fanga’uta Lagoon Bridge.
2. Financial Loss and Repeated Lying
Because of this alteration, the construction of the Bridge is currently being delayed, resulting in a late penalty fee reaching up to $40,000.00 every single day for the people of the country. At the same time, the people are concerned about a report brought by the Government claiming there is no loan at the ANZ amounting to $58.1 million—which is secured by the lease in Matatoa – a Royal Estate.
3. The Question to the Prime Minister
The people are asking whether the Prime Minister’s statement is true that his current Government has not committed a single wrongdoing or illegal act, but rather that these are the shortcomings of previous Governments (the 2 recently ended Governments and the Government of 2016).
The people also have specific questions regarding:
- What lawbreaking was committed by the Fakafanua Government on the land lease where MEIDECC is at?
- What lawbreaking was committed against the land leased by Tonga Power Ltd in Matatoa, and which Government violated the Law and the Constitution the most, rendering both the leases of Tonga Power Ltd and MEIDECC in Matatoa useless?
Summary and Percentage Grading from the Public
In gathering the performance of the 4 Governments where violations of the Constitution / Land Act and violations of the Criminal Offences Act likely occurred – the percentages are:
- Lord Fakafanua (Current Prime Minister): 70%
- Prime Minister of 2022 – 2024: 20%
- Prime Minister of 2025: 5%
- Prime Minister of 2016: 5%
The people of the country are still waiting for an official announcement or response from the Office of the Prime Minister to clarify the status of the matters being questioned.
