PM Wale pays tribute to Sir Leslie Boseto

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BY NED GAGAHE

Prime Minister Matthew Wale has conveyed the Government’s deepest condolences to the family of the late Reverend Sir Leslie Boseto KBE following his passing.

In a condolence message sent together with Madam Wale, Cabinet Ministers of the new coalition government and their spouses, as well as staff of the Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Prime Minister Wale described the late Sir Leslie as a towering figure in Solomon Islands’ history.

“It is with profound sadness that I, on behalf of the Government and people of Solomon Islands, extend our deepest condolences on the passing of Reverend Sir Leslie Boseto,” the Prime Minister stated.

PM Wale said Sir Leslie was a man of deep faith, humility and unwavering commitment to serving the people of Solomon Islands.

He acknowledged the late statesman’s contribution as a respected church leader and national figure who dedicated his life to promoting unity, peace and moral leadership in the country.

“Throughout his years of service, Sir Leslie exemplified integrity, wisdom and compassion. His contributions to both church and state have left an enduring legacy that will continue to inspire generations to come,” the statement said.

The Prime Minister also extended sympathies to the United Church community and all those whose lives were touched by Sir Leslie’s service and leadership.

“May his soul rest in eternal peace,” the message concluded.

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