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Nasoko Program concludes on a high note

Fiji Broadcasting Corp ·

The Nasoko Program came to a conclusion today at the HFC in Suva, where players and coaches from all across the country gathered to develop their skills over the past four days. The program was launched in August and is a new talent identification and development initiative launched by the Fiji…

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