PM Office warns fake email using Siosiua Poʻoi Pōhiva's name

Tonga’s Prime Minister’s office has warned the public about a “disrespectful”, “uncertified” and “wrongful” email being circulated in the internet under a fake email address using the Prime Minister’s private assistant secretary’s name Siosiua Poʻoi Pōhiva.

The bogus email used the address [email protected].

“The Office of the Prime Minister warns the public, and in particular the recipients of the abovementioned email address, that a contemptible act has been found to have used the above email address in circulating …unacceptable allegations against the Acting Chief Secretary and Secretary for Cabinet, Mr AholotuPalu.

“It is in fact Mr. Siosiua Poʻoi Pohiva has no email account at Gmail, as mentioned above, instead he only has an email account with the YAHOO, which is [email protected].

“Mr. Siosiua Po’oi Pohiva has also written a letter, alerting the public of his non-involvement in any allegations whatsoever, which seems to have stated on this unauthorized and faked email account. ([email protected]).

“With this in mind, it is believed the intention was to jeopardize the working relationships between Po’oi Pohiva, Prime Minister’s PA, and the Acting Chief Secretary and Secretary for Cabinet, ‘Aholotu Palu.

“It should be also noted this hateful act is an insult against the persistent effort and ability of the Hon. Prime Minister and his new government in the pursuit of their vision”

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