The drug problem & Solution by Elia Vesikula

END TIMES Fiji:26/2/2025 The drug problem and solution. By Elia Vesikula The government is trying its best to solve the growing crisis of drugs and HIV & cases in Fiji and other social issues. There have been a lot of conferences and action to solve the problem but the issue is still escalating. We have not heard from those leading the fight against drugs that God can solve the problem. Let the Lord lead our fight, he has got a bigger and more powerful army than our police and army combined. We are relying on man's power and knowledge. I suggest we take the bible verse Chronicles 7:14 seriously and take the problem to God Jesus Christ. We believe the Lord Jesus Christ can solve the problem. Note the bible verse below. If people who are called by my name" is a phrase most commonly referencing the Bible verse Chronicles 7:14, which says "If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sins and heal their land.". MEDIA COMMENT. Fiji Village The rise in drug abuse, HIV cases and homelessness among Fiji’s youth population has become a growing crisis and the government is ramping up efforts to address these issues. Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran highlighted this during a high-level meeting with key Ministers yesterday. Kiran says the discussions focused on strengthening rehabilitation programs, enforcing laws to discourage street dwelling and creating better support systems for vulnerable youth. She says officials shared alarming data showing a rise in drug abuse among street dwellers, with many also testing positive for HIV. End of story.

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