Eselealofa Apinelu

Eselealofa 'Ese' Apinelu ke ramolao wa Tuvalu le mohlankedi wa dipapadi. Apinelu o tsene Sekolo sa The Cathedral, Townsville, Queensland, Australia.[1] O alogile ka Bachelor of Arts le Bachelor of Laws go tšwa Yunibesithing ya Tasmania ka 1998.[2] Ke ramolao wa mathomo wa mosadi wa Tuvalu.[3]

Apinelu in 2019

O ile a kgethwa bjalo ka Ramolaopharephare wa Mošomo wa Tuvalu ka 2006. Ka 2008, Apinelu e bile mosadi wa mathomo yo a kgethilwego bjalo ka Ramolaopharephare wa Tuvalu.[3][4][5][6][7] Ka 2012, o bile Setho sa mathomo sa Khuduthamaga sa mosadi sa Mokgatlo wa Boramolao wa Pacific Borwa (SPLA) le Modulasetulo wa Komiti ya Basadi ya SPLA ka go Molao.[8][9]

Gape ke Mopresidente wa Mokgatlo wa Volleyball wa Tuvalu,[10] gomme e be e le molaodi wa sehlopha sa volleyball sa Tuvalu Dipapading tša Pacific Borwa tša 2003.[11] E bile Mopresidente wa Mokgatlo wa Dipapadi wa Tuvalu le Komiti ya Bosetšhaba ya Diolimpiki (TASNOC) go tloga ka 2013 go fihla ka 2015.[12][13]

Metswedi

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